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Re: Cygwin and crosstool! (vmlinux.lds.asm problem with 2.6.12.5case-insensitive build patch from crosstool)


Dave Korn wrote:
  Actually, I'm not building that module, so just getting it to stop causing
conflicts in my cvs was all I needed!

Ah. Deleting the files would work, too :-)


 Yeh, that's a better option long-term.  I'm not so happy with the
mangled names and the overhead though, but fortunately I just discovered
FILE_FLAG_POSIX_SEMANTICS, so I can always throw something together.

Boy, you like pain, don't you? :-)

What's so wrong with making use of the fact that NTFS can be made to operate in a case-sensitive manner?

If you can get all accesses to be case-sensitive by default, then great, I'm all for it. Is there a way to mount directories with that option? In my ten second look at it, I only saw it mentioned as applying to individual file open calls. - Dan

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