Roger.E.Eller wrote:
First, Scott Kane wrote:
on mouseUp
put the defaultFolder into tDir
set the defaultfolder to "/Volumes/util/"
Then, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It's working here for 2.70 on XP SP 2. I specify D:/Downloads and get
the
correct free space in bytes for the drive.
Indeed it does. So this issue seems to affect OS X only.
If someone here will be kind enough to verify the bug in OS X I'll post
the bug report.
Are we certain that this is abnormal behavior? On OS X, /Volumes/util/ is
still on the SAME 'DRIVE' as other /Volumes/places/. Sure they show up as
different disks, but they aren't really. On Windows, Drive C: and Drive
<any other letter>: really are different physical devices (unless they are
network shares mapped to a drive letter).
That's a good thought. In the case I'd first tested, "util" is indeed a
partition rather than a separate physical device.
While not a different physical drive, "util" is a separate volume and
has its own separate disk space, so I feel it should still be recognized
and have its disk space returned when the defaultFolder is set to it.
But in the interest of sleuthing this to completion I also mounted one
of my FireWire drives, and got the same result.
This has now been logged to BZ for your voting pleasure:
<http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=5091>
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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