Subject: Re: kern/612: Chikago disk may confuse dosfs
To: None <martin@euterpe.owl.de>
From: Charles M. Hannum <mycroft@gnu.ai.mit.edu>
List: netbsd-bugs
Date: 12/05/1994 14:15:24
I accidently inserted a 1.44MB Chikago disk and mounted it with "-t dosfs".
I presume you mean `-t msdosfs'.
After some work (including rm -rf of a subtree on the disk that contains
directories and files with long names, which failed, of course) I copied a
600 kB file to the disk. This never finished and I couldn't log in on other
term's (I could type the login name and ENTER, but then nothing would happen).
I've not seen this. Could you send me (FTP, mail, whatever) a
compressed image of a Chicago floppy, so I can reproduce it here?
Maybe the chikago file system changes should be integrated
into dosfs?
I haven't seen any information on the low-level changes. Perhaps it
can be reversed-engineered easily.