Hi, 2012/4/23 Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko <phco...@gmail.com>: > Have you tried with ntfs-3g? > Also if the problem is with only one directory, it's better if it stays > the way it is. The only quirk associated with false assumption about > case-sensitivity is the need to reference the name in correct case which > should be done anyway. If you wrongly assume case insensitivity some > files may become inaccessible with is more serious. > OS may forbid some file names without it being FS limitation (conversely > OS may fail to enforce FS limitation like an old trick with ".." in the > root directory) >
I did some testing and found more serious issue, it seems directories like Windows, Users has disappeared. I need more testing to find the problem. >>>> 2, Previous version doesn't return blocklist information for small >>>> files embed in MFT, this patch fixes it. For example, create a >>>> 512-byte file test in ntfs and try this command: >>>> >>>> grub-fstest /ntfs.img blocklist /test >>> It looks like this part of patch has issues. Like that it doesn't handle >>> the case when the read is split across 2 sectors or if MFT entry is at >>> offset >=1024. Or that it adds some checks (like "invalid mft offset") >>> which weren't there previously and which would make GRUB bail out on >>> weird FS even if user doesn't want blocklists. >> MFT in ntfs is only 1024 bytes, and it must be sector aligned, so if >> this test fails, there is serious problem with the fs (or the driver). > Is it true for 4K sector NTFS? Yeah, I've tried 64K block size and MFT is still 1024 bytes, it just pack multiple MFT in a single allocation unit. -- Best wishes Bean _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
