On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 3:58 PM, ron minnich <rminn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Be careful .. did you set up a persistent /home? I'm not sure what you
> have done. There's no substitute at some point for seeing how things
> work at tinycore.org.
Not necessary -- once the install script is fixed to actually follow
the symlink it works on tmpfs home too.
> cd /sys/doc
> ls | grep 8
> 8
> cd 8
> Can't cd 8: '8' file does not exist
> cd 8½
> Can't cd 8½: '8½' file does not exist
> cd 8?
> ls 8?.ms
> 8�.ms
> touch 9½
> ls 9½
> 9½
>
> That's an interesting problem. I wonder if it is some artifact of the
> use of squashfs. The sam and venti directories are fine.
The sam and venti directories don't have any non-ascii utf-8. Also,
from the host:
ls sys/doc/?½.ms
8½.ms
ls sys/doc/??½.ms
9ý.ms (The file I touched from 9vx)
So 9vx is misreading utf-8 from the host, and unsurprisingly, it tacks
extra bits on when writing. This happens on a tmpfs home and on a
persistent ext2 home (I actually didn't test how the HOST interprets
it on ext2 because I got rid of my persistent home.)
>>sed '43 s/H/L/' Tvx
>
> Sorry, you lost me.
change /usr/local/bin/Tvx:43 to
cp -LRp /usr/local/Tvx-root/* ${P9}
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 3:53 PM, erik quanstrom <quans...@quanstro.net> wrote:
>perhaps you could track down the source of the cp flags and change them.
The 'p' flag preserves the dates, although the directories that were
separated (/sys/src and /sys/doc) were touched anyway by the
installer.
> They're not going away I bet, but what are you talking about here?
No, I want symlinks to go away from the universe. (Bind them in a bag
and drown them in the ocean)
