Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/06/15/23:17:58
Jamie Mazer wrote:
> I've noticed an odd bug with the djgpp compiled version of
> ls (ls --ver == "ls - GNU fileutils-3.13" under DOS 6.22).
> Basically when I use the --class/-F option I get ENOENT errors
> I don't understand, for example, if I try to list the files in
> a subdir "d" I get this:
>
> > ls --class d
> C:/GNU/BIN/ls: dh0124.1: No such file or directory (ENOENT)
> C:/GNU/BIN/ls: dh0124._1: No such file or directory (ENOENT)
> ....
> Anybody else seen this?
Yes, sort of. I use doskey to make an ls macro ("ls"="ls -F --color"),
and something similar happens to me. If I do "ls", the output is
normal. However, if I use "ls *", I get the ENOENT error on some files
(but not all files).
I had thought it was just my hard drive being spastic, but I guess it's
not just me if it happens to other people...
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