Thank you for taking your time to report this bug and sorry for not
being able to take care of all bug reports in a timely manner. I'm
closing this bug now as this seems to be the intended behaviour.
from the mount manpage:
shortname={lower|win95|winnt|mixed}
Defines the
Well I'll be damned. This fixes the problem completely. Thanks for that, Damian!
[SOLVED] -- for me at least.
Hey Damian... you wouldn't happen to know whether volume labels for
FAT32 volumes only are able to contain capital letters, would you? If I
assign a volume label to a disk, say disk in
Have you tried with the shortname=mixed parameter in the fstab's
mount option?? the defaut is lower
Example
# /dev/sdb1
/dev/sdb1 /media/phatdisk vfat
defaults,utf8,umask=007,gid=plugdev,shortname=mixed 0 0
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All-upper-case files/folders names appear as lower-case
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New = Confirmed
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All-upper-case files/folders names appear as lower-case
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-All-upper-case files/folders names appear as lower-case
+All-upper-case file/folder names appear as lower-case
Title was wrong. That's all.
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All-upper-case files/folders names appear as lower-case
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I can confirm this behavior running Hardy with default mkfs.vfat and
mount options, but only for files, not for directories. The latter
appear as created.
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All-upper-case files/folders names appear as lower-case
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