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Re: skipping file `...', as it was replaced while being copied
On Jan 12 08:09, Nellis, Kenneth wrote:
> From: Corinna Vinschen
> > See the User's Guide here:
> > http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#mount-table
> >
> > Try to mount the Q: drive with the "ihash' option, for instance:
> >
> > $ cat >> /etc/fstab.c/knellis << EOF
> > Q: /qnx stone_age_old_samba binary,ihash 0 0
> > EOF
> > $ mount -a
> >
> > That should help. I'm not really keen to add more hardcoded support
> > for such old filesystems.
>
> Yeah, thanx for that, however I get the same result after correcting
> "fstab.c" to "fstab.d". I now have:
>
> knellis@COBQDPPJ1 ~
> $ mount | grep ^Q
> Q: on /qnx type smbfs (binary,ihash,user)
>
> knellis@COBQDPPJ1 ~
> $
>
> Interestingly enough, compare what works and what doesn't:
>
> FAILS: cp /cygdrive/q/knellis/xyz xyz
> WORKS: cat /cygdrive/q/knellis/xyz > xyz
Erm... you have to use the /qnx path, rather than /cygdrive/q:
cp /qnx/knellis/xyz xyz
cat /qnx/knellis/xyz > xyz
Other than that, cat doesn't perform the same integrity checks as cp.
> Also, I wouldn't ask you to modify Cygwin to support this ancient
> protocol, but I'm still wondering what I have to downgrade to
> get what worked some number of weeks ago. I've downgraded
> coreutils to 8.5-2 and cygwin to 1.7.6, but neither helped.
> Curious about what else could have caused this change in
> behavior. Would welcome advice on what else I can try.
No idea when and where this changed, sorry. Out of curiosity, what's
the output of `mount'? Does it recognize /cygdrive/q as smbfs or as
ntfs?
Corinna
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