what's the current state of the long filename support?
When I compile the kernel with the (experimental, I know that)
long filename support turned on, I can't 'ls' all files in
large directories.
Another question: which case do filenames under samba have?
(with 'long filenames': most are uppercase, without lfn: all are
lowercase (?)). Does it depend somehow on how filenames are stored
on their native fs?
Thanks,
Ulf
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