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SubjectRe: VFAT fs bug report
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Denis Vlasenko wrote:

> Since I am new to Linux and Unix in general, I will not try
> to write patches. I'll just describe what I have seen.
>
> I use RedHat Linux, my kernel version is 2.2.5.

Try 2.2.16 or the latest 2.2.17-pre it may work better for you. If that
fails try the latest 2.4.0-test version.

And if that fails someone has sent a patch for vfat in 2.4.0-test that I
haven't had time to test but that I can forward to you if the
"plain" version does not work.
(but I think that was about it not working properly for 16 bit codepages,
for cyrillic I assume you are using cp866<->koi8-r and those are both
8bit so it shouldn't matter).


> Some observation with disk editor showed that Cyrillic shortnames
> wasn't in upper case. I presume you aren't willing to

Hmm. 2.2 vfat does not try to do any case conversion but 2.4 does. Maybe
you should try the 2.4 version first.


> We need more general (Unicode-aware?) strnicmp() ant toupper() in

Probably. I believe a unicode version of toupper()/tolower() would help
(at least) vfat and ncpfs support "long/short" name conversions. smbfs has
(had, depending on which version you look at) options to convert into
upper/lower that only works for us-ascii ...

/Urban


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