[uae] Still time problems
- From: Martin Steigerwald <Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Experimental UAE mailing list <uae@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 18:53:15 +0200
Hello Rich,
while with the latest test UAE
Linux/x86:
http://rcdrummond.net/uae/test/uae-linux-i386-20040804.bz2
the time of a file in the Linux filesystem is the same no matter whether I see
it from the side of Linux or the emulated Amiga, there is still a bug in
there.
Yesterday I wanted to burn further Amiga data on CD-Rs. Unfortunately my
Lite-On burner in the Amiga seem to have decided not to accept any CD-R media
anymore. So I transfered the CD image file to the laptop and mounted it via
cdromemu (see http://makecd.core.de)
This worked flawlessy and I was happy to finally be able to copy from data
from the Amiga to the Linux side without time difference. But exactly this
doesn't work. Whenever I copy a file from a real Amiga filesystem like the
SFS fake RDB hardfile or the RAM-Disk to the Linux side one hour is added.
First I create a test file:
6.Ram Disk:> date
Samstag 07-Aug-04 18:47:35
6.Ram Disk:> echo "test" >ram:test
6.Ram Disk:> list ram:test
Directory "ram:" on Samstag 07-Aug-04
test 5 ----rwed Heute 18:47:44
1 file - 2 blocks used
Now I copy it from the RAM-Disk to one of my fake RDB hardfiles formatted with
SmartFilesystem:
6.Ram Disk:> copy ram:test Messages: clone
6.Ram Disk:> list Messages:test
Directory "Messages:" on Samstag 07-Aug-04
test 5 ----rwed Heute 18:47:44
1 file - 2 blocks used
Time stays the same. But now I copy the same file to my Linux home directory:
6.Ram Disk:> copy ram:test Martin:test clone
6.Ram Disk:> list Martin:test
Directory "Martin:" on Samstag 07-Aug-04
test 5 ----rwed Heute 19:47:44
1 file - 9 blocks used
6.Ram Disk:>
See, one our added. Maybe you didn't apply the DST fix to all the places where
it is required, Rich?
Regards,
--
Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald - http://www.Lichtvoll.de
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