Hi, Luis Muñoz Fuente wrote: > I assume the problem is the debian link, which points to the same directory: > $ ls -l tmp/debian > lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 1 Apr 22 20:47 tmp/debian -> . > and creates a loop,
That's not a link loop, because "." is not a symbolic link. But if a tree traversal is instructed to follow symbolic links, then the traversal becomes endless recursion which is quite equivalent to an endless loop. I guess it would work better with zip option --symlinks. But FAT cannot represent symbolic links. So in the FAT filesystem you will possibly need at least one layer of duplication to emulate the link. I.e. a copy of the whole file tree which is accessible via /debian. In that copy there will probably be no need for another tree under /debian/debian. Have a nice day :) Thomas
