I asked how to fix it on the Gentoo forums where I can usually get an answer in less than a day, but so far no one has responded.
On 4/3/06, J. Milgram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 3 Apr 2006, Rob wrote:
> The man page on mount (look for "Mount options for vfat") has a little
> bit of info about this. For example, by default you can't create two
> files where the names are the same save for the case ("FOO" v. "foo").
Thanks.
where did I read the term "case retentive".
aha, looks like "posix" is what I want. Just a second here...
nope, no go. Oh well, no matter.
> Does the case matter?
it does in this "case" for various reasons. I'm trying to do
<fs on linux box> -> jump drive -> <fs on linux box>
and end up with the same stuff.
If my connection weren't so slow I'd rsync it directly. Which reminds me,
we're getting campus high speed internet in grad housing, woo hoo. But not
until July.
I guess the solution for now is just tar it together, move the tarfile,
and unpack.
J.
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Christopher Conroy
