On Jul 14, 2006, at 15:37, Jon Allen Boone wrote:
On Jul 14, 2006, at 01:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There really isn't anything that special about the coding. The
original coding used 64 characters, including A-Z and a-z. The
"special" coding just uses other punctuation characters instead of
upper case letters. When I made the change, I figured users on
other platforms would be used to the original coding, so I just
special cased the DARWIN case to use the "special" encoding.
Thank you for this very informative response. I went ahead and
rebuilt my cell using HFS+ Case-Sensitive, Journaled FS on all
partitions. So far, everything is ok, as you might well expect.
Ha! Well, that was a short-lived expectation. Everything seemed to
work ok, with the exception of the following error messages that
appeared in the system.log output:
# this appeared 3 times
angst kernel[0]: afs: byte-range lock/unlock ignored; make sure no
one else is running this program.
# later this appeared 4 times
angst kernel[0]: afs: Lost contact with file server X.X.X.X in cell
delamancha.org (multi-homed address; other same-host interfaces maybe
up)
And, sadly, my volumes have gone walking and taken the data with
them. :-(
vos listvldb shows 17 volumes in total
vos listvol angst shows only 5 volumes and all of those off-line.
*sigh*
To UFS we must go! To UFS we must go!
Hi-ho the Derry-O! To UFS we must go!
--jon
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