Re: Modified files directly after clone

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On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Benedikt Andreas Koeppel
> How can this happen? Does my Mac somehow interfere with
> the newly cloned repository?

By default HFS+ filesystems on OSX are case insensitive so you see
problems like you described with the linux kernel source which has
different files named xt_TCPMSS.c and xt_tcpmss.c.

HFS+ partitions can be case sensitive, but are not by default.  Unlike
some earlier versions, OSX 10.6 can boot from a case sensitive HFS+
filesystem.  Even if you do that, OSX (or maybe HFS+) still has issues
with unicode normalization described in the archive, but I haven't had
a problem with the normalization in practice.

Thanks,
Tarmigan
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