Hi Richard, if you delete a file while uae is running it may happen that the file is "cashed" within uae (not the contents of the file but its directory entry). Uae will not know that you deleted the file. Of course uae should return some error message instead of listing the file with a wrong file size. While you have "mounted" a directory of your linux filesystem as an Amiga filesystem you should only access it from uae. Regards, Jochen Am Montag, den 27.08.2007, 09:26 +0100 schrieb Richard de Rivaz: > Hello Rich > > I have hit a problem listing files on a Ubuntu Linux drive. E-UAE mounts a > folder on the Linux disk and files can then be seen/listed/typed on uae. If > however a file is deleted by Linux then it can still be listed on the UAE > side, albeit with a large negative number of bytes. The deleted file cannot > however be typed as "file does not exist". Is it possible to list only > files which actually exist and ignore any reference to deleted files? > > Regards Richard > -- > __// Richard de Rivaz > \X/ MDR Interfaces Ltd > computer control specialists > -- > Tel: +44(0)1825-790294 Fax: +44(0)1825-790119 > Reg in England No.1577056 Directors: R de Rivaz, Z de Rivaz > Reg Address: Little Bridge House, Danehill, Sussex RH17 7JD > -- > http://www.mdr.co.uk