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> Ok folks, yes I had mounted the partition with dos, so I could see all > the viewable dos files; I found that the 1.3.21 kernel in msods/dir.c > has a test to say if the file is hidden or system dont return it; in > 1.2.x all hidden and sytem files are displayed. (I am running 1.3.21 > with no problems that I know of). I've noticed, and it seems broken. > I did get a patch for 1.2.x kernels from Albert Cahalan which puts a > '.' in front of hidden files. > > I was hoping I could backup the dos partition by tar'ing it off and > then compressing it; But the sys/hidden bits arent restored; Do I have any beta testers? Alpha testers? I want to update my patch to 1.3.xx and make a small speed improvement that Linus requested. Since it seems OK to mess with files that are hidden (what happened in 1.3.xx) I would make the behavior default - but what about umsdos? I need some umsdos testers too. Note that my patches have never caused data loss, but alpha versions can make files seem to be missing or inaccessable.