Case-sensitivity when accessing files
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citruz commented
Hi,
I am mounting a case-insensitive APFS drive, but the OS still seems to handle it in a case-sensitive matter. For example, I can ls /Applications
but not ls /applications
. This is different when e.g. mounting a HFS drive.
Am I doing something wrong or is this a limitation of (apfs-)fuse?
apfsutil:
./apfsutil /dev/nbd0
Found partitions:
C12A7328-F81F-11D2-4BBA-00A0C93EC93B 33395894-2205-43BB-28A3-B6AC9BFAED90 0000000000000028 0000000000064027 0000000000000000 EFI System Partition
7C3457EF-0000-11AA-11AA-00306543ECAC C88342FD-1743-44BD-9281-F9934E33C4AF 0000000000064028 00000000201FFFD7 0000000000000000
First APFS partition is 1
Volume 0 519EEE7D-264E-4186-8825-216D0D8AC17E
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Role: No specific role
Name: Macintosh HD (Case-insensitive)
Capacity Consumed: 13586386944 Bytes
FileVault: No
Snapshots:
$ ls
Applications bin cores dev etc home installer.failurerequests Library net Network private sbin System tmp Users usr var vm Volumes
$ ls applications
ls: cannot access 'applications': No such file or directory
Example HFS:
$ ls
Applications bin cores dev etc home installer.failurerequests Library net Network private sbin System tmp Users usr var vm Volumes
$ ls applications
'App Store.app' Calendar.app Dashboard.app FaceTime.app 'Image Capture.app' Mail.app 'Mission Control.app' ...
Thanks!