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Date:	Thu, 23 Nov 2006 11:52:49 -0000
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Corinna Vinschen wrote:
 > Can you please make an experiment?  Just call `ls -i' a couple of
times
 > on the same set of files and directories, and compare the inode
numbers
 > returned.  Probably the inode numbers differ between runs.

Yes, the inode numbers do differ:

$ ls -i v:/foo.txt
18446738026517403984 v:/foo.txt
$ ls -i v:/foo.txt
18446738026635569488 v:/foo.txt
$ ls -i v:/foo.txt
18446738026635114832 v:/foo.txt

> I'm going to add a special case for this file system.  Please give the
 > next developer's snapshot from http://www.cygwin.com/snapshots/ a
try.

OK, I'll look out for it. I've never installed a snapshot before - will
it be sufficient to just take an updated cygwin1.dll (presumably in
cygwin1-200611xx.tar.bz2) or do I also need an updated `cp' command? 

Thanks,

    --- John

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