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find bug?
From: |
Sam Halliday |
Subject: |
find bug? |
Date: |
Thu, 12 Dec 2002 21:01:35 +0000 |
hi there!
i have recently been trying to write a simple script in order to verify
a burnt CD, however i ran into this problem... GNU find seems to parse
an iso9660 FS differently to others (at least ext3).
i have tried passing all appropriate flags i know, such as -noleaf and i
also tried -fstype iso9660, -fstype ext3 (i know what this flag really
means... it was was just a shot in the dark it might do something..)
i feel slightly odd reporting this, since GNU find is such a well tested
and respected tool... i would doubt my own use of it over any possible
bug, but this time i have been left with no option.
is find parsing files as they appear on the hard-drive physically? can
it therefore be forced to rather look at an arbitrary FS in a
self-consist manner?
thanks in advance, and many apologies if i have wasted your time...
Sam
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