root writes:
> 
> when I typed this command, some important files are ignored
[...]
> what should I do to solve this problem?

That's hard to say.  It looks like you're trying to import a CVS working
directory (hopefully, one from another system).  You can't actually
import the CVS subdirectories without hopelessly confusing your CVS. 
The other files are probably listed in .cvsignore files in their
containing directories -- you can import them by temporarily deleting
the .cvsignore files, doing the import, then replacing the .cvsignore
files and doing the import again to get the .cvsignore files.

-Larry Jones

I thought my life would seem more interesting with a musical
score and a laugh track. -- Calvin


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