Hello fellow Darcs users, I'm having a bit of a problem pulling patches from a FAT32 filesystem on my flash drive. Allow me to elaborate:
Here's a (simplified) view of my repository: $ ls /home/rob/repo AUTHORS IDEAS include/ src/ Now I'll copy it to my flash drive: $ cd /mnt/flash $ darcs get /home/rob/repo $ ls authors ideas include/ src/ Why the all-uppercase files end up all-lowercase, I don't know; I can't change it for some weird reason; this is likely the root of my problem. Let's say I add a line to ideas: $ echo "Eureka!" >> ideas $ darcs wh -s M ./ideas +1 and record (I'll spare you the details). Now when I try to pull the patch into /home/rob/repo, I have the following problem: darcs failed: user error (Error applying patch to recorded. Running 'darcs repair' on the target repository may help. ./ideas: openBinaryFile: does not exist (No such file or directory)) Your repository is now in an inconsistent state. This must be fixed by running darcs repair. While the problem lies in FAT32, I believe, I thought I'd come here looking for suggestions, as I'm sure someone here has encountered this problem before. Thanks for any help you can give me! -Robert Hoelz _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
