[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > There are however 2 serious deviations from standard (BSD) behaviour > in the dirent/readdir code.
looked a bit deeper into the matter, it doesn't look that serious anymore. > wrong is that the d_type fields are zero That's indeed a bug and should be fixed. (That Linux doesn't get it right is no excuse.) It is probably possible to fix up the dirents either in venus or in the kernel by calling stat() on each directory entry. Might have perfomance implications. > that the first 2 entries are > not "." and ".." I got told that POSIX does not require any ordering of directory entries; applications which make assumptions here are wrong. After fixing BSD "make" accordingly, I can build kernels in my coda tree. best regards Matthias
