From:	"Andrew Crabtree" <andrewc AT rosemail DOT rose DOT hp DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	NT 4 ?s/Problems
Date:	13 Aug 1997 18:24:43 GMT
Organization:	Hewlett Packard
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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My trustworthy Win95 pentium machine was just replaced with 
a PPro NT 4.0 machine.  Most things appear to be working OK.  Bash
finally runs for me even.  I just can't figure out what apppears to be an 
LFN related problem.  I have mapped a network drive from my unix 
machine through Samba.  The problem is that most of the DJ type tools
don't see files on this drive.  If I do a 'dir' I get a good directory
listing.  If I try 
'ls' I get enoent errors.  I have tried setting LFY to yes and no, but get
the same 
error both times.  I know that the NT LFN api is not up to snuff, but this
is impossible to use it seems.

T:\sw\gnu\gcc\2.8.0>dir configure.in
 Volume in drive T is andy_top
 Volume Serial Number is 743D-22F3

 Directory of T:\sw\gnu\gcc\2.8.0

08/02/97 02:08p			74,130 configure.in
	1 File(s)			74,130 bytes
				63,602,688 bytes free

T:\sw\gnu\gcc\2.8.0>ls configure.in
c:/djgpp/bin/ls: configure.in No such file or directory (ENOENT)


Also doing just an 'ls' in that directory gives the same error.  If I go up
a level though I get something else.

T:\sw\gnu\gcc\dir
 Volume in drive T is andy_top
 Volume Serial Number is 743D-22F3

 Directory of T:\sw\gnu\gcc\

08/07/97 06:12p		<DIR>		.
08/07/97 05:47p		<DIR>		..
08/08/97 06:13p		<DIR>		2.8.0
08/07/97 05:50p			32,552,960 ss-970803.tar

T:\sw\gnu\gcc\ls
28~2y.0  ss-97~mx.tar

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