Open steve6375 opened 4 years ago
File names are case sensitive, Related to the file system. case sensitive: ext2fs, ffs, iso9660, jfs, minix, reiserfs, ufs2, vstafs, xfs. The rest of the file systems are not case sensitive.
Linux kernels are case sensitive for NTFS filesystems
kernel /boot/vmlinuz from_iso=/Linux/Porteus-Kiosk.iso
the ISO filename is case-sensitive.
The problem I had was that I used Tab autocomplete to determine the filename and case of the ISO file, but when I pressed Tab key - it did not show the correct case of the filename - it shows Porteus-kiosk instead of Porteus-Kiosk, so I thought the filename was Porteus-kiosk.iso.
Use Tab to list file names automatically. Case sensitivity is not the most important. After all, there are few people who operate like this.
Most importantly for linix, find the filename. Case sensitivity is necessary at this point. It seems that this is not the problem you reflect.
When using TAB for autocomplete, the case of the filename is not correctly displayed after entering start of the filename (NTFS partition).
Note that I typed Por and then [TAB] and it completed as Porteus-kiosk.iso when it should have been Porteus-Kiosk.iso.
when entering filenames for linux kernel parameters, it is important to display the correct case. I know the users typed case is ignored, but I did not expect the rest of the filename to also be made all lowercase. Is this fixable?