Mogens Kjaer wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> We're evaluating win4lin, and are having some problems.
>
> Our Linux users all have their home directory on an SGI
> machine, accessed from their Linux box via NFS.
>
> The win directory is created locally in /home/$USER/win,
> no problems here.
>
> They set up a drive in windows to point to their login
> directory:
>
> drive=m,unix,/sgimachine/username/,map_standard,case_mapping
>
> so far so good.
>
> The problem is, that not all directories show up, neither in
> Windows Explorer nor using DIR in a DOS window!
>
> If I create (in Linux) 30 directories, named dir001 to dir030 in a
> directory under the m: drive, I get the following listing:
>
> Enheden i drev M er k020-03
> Enhedens serienummer er 1234-000D
> Indhold af M:\win4lin\test1
>
> . <DIR> 21-09-00 9.14 .
> .. <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 ..
> DIRLIST 72 21-09-00 9.14 dirlist
> DIR026 <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 dir026
> DIR027 <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 dir027
> DIR024 <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 dir024
> DIR025 <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 dir025
> DIR022 <DIR> 21-09-00 9.11 dir022
> 1 fil(er) 72 byte
> 7 mappe(r) 2.147.450.880 byte ledig
>
> I've done:
>
> dir >dirlist
>
> that's why the DIRLIST file shows up.
>
> (It is a Danish version of Windows, but I guess you
> get the picture).
>
> What happened to the rest of the directories?!?
>
> The funny thing is, that even though the directories
> don't show up, I can still cd into them.
>
> Scenario:
>
> win4lin 1.0-eval
> redhat 6.2
> IBM 300PL, 192 Mb, Pentium II or Pentium III
> homemade kernel 2.2.17 with win4lin patches (I've made
> kernels _many_ times before)
> Danish Windows 98
I've tried the same using a US Windows 95 OSR2;
same result...
Mogens
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