Hello,
On Sun, 9 Sep 2007, Marcin Pastudzki wrote:
> I have noticed a certain problem with your ntfs-3g driver in its
> 1.710version compiled for Debian. It concerns wrong file encoding on NTFS
> partitions. It means that whenever I write a file on NTFS partition or
> copy a file from ext3 to NTFS partition, all national characters in the
> filename as well as in the content of the file are badly encoded which
> causes that MS Windows XP reads strange non-letter characters instead of
> my national characters.
>
> Perhaps the reason of the problem is that Windows XP uses the UTF-8 file
> encoding, whereas my Debian encodes its files using Unicode.
Your problem is quite probably this one:
http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#locale3
I've never heard that Polish people would have this problem __if__ their
distribution correctly setup the national/locale environment (LANG, LC_*
variables, etc).
Debian has at least the problem that the national environment is configured
only after NTFS is already mounted during the boot process. Which is too
late of course. If this is the case for you then please submit a Debian bug
report. Thanks.
Szaka
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