New submission from Frank McIngvale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: I have an ext2 filesystem where I store my repositories, and I'm it sharing between Linux and XP on a dual-boot system. The drive is being shared via Ext2IFS (http://www.fs-driver.org/). This is causing Darcs to crash:
('M:' is the Ext2 filesystem mounted into XP with http://www.fs-driver.org/)
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M:\> md TEST
M:\> cd TEST
M:\> edit aaa
<Create some trivial content>
M:\> darcs init
M:\> darcs add aaa
M:\> darcs record -a -m init
<Darcs prompts for email address, then ...>
darcs: ./aaa-0: renameFile: already exists (File exists)
After this, "darcs w -ls" continues to show:
A ./aaa
So I cannot check-in "aaa".
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I suspect its a problem with darcs (maybe unexpected semantics of Ext2IFS?),
since I've used svn, bzr, and mercurial in the same scenario with no issues,
but I'm sending this to the author of Ext2IFS as well.
frank
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title: darcs + ext2ifs (WinXP) = Crash
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____________________________________I have an ext2 filesystem where I store my repositories, and I'm it sharing between Linux and XP on a dual-boot system. The drive is being shared via Ext2IFS (http://www.fs-driver.org/
). This is causing Darcs to crash:('M:' is the Ext2 filesystem mounted into XP with http://www.fs-driver.org/ )
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M:\> md TEST
M:\> cd TEST
M:\> edit aaa
<Create some trivial content>
M:\> darcs init
M:\> darcs add aaa
M:\> darcs record -a -m init
<Darcs prompts for email address, then ...>
darcs: ./aaa-0: renameFile: already exists (File exists)
After this, "darcs w -ls" continues to show:
A ./aaa
So I cannot check-in "aaa".
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I suspect its a problem with darcs (maybe unexpected semantics of Ext2IFS?), since I've used svn, bzr, and mercurial in the same scenario with no issues, but I'm sending this to the author of Ext2IFS as well.
frank
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