Sorry, I just made a really quick reply in the hopes you would understand what I was typing;)
I was thinking that if you partitioned your hard drive so that you have a "Case Sensitive/Journaled" partition for your *nix files and a non-case sensitive/Journaled partition, ie. Mac OS Extended, for your Mac OS X Server Boot drive. Perhaps this would be the simplest way to keep the two file systems organized and working natively. I have used the application iPartition to slice up an existing working drive with no problems...
I understand that it is possible for OS X to actually work on a UFS file system although some things such as AirPort and Classic I beleive will not. (not an expert on this!).
Personally I keep all my applications on a seperate partition anyways. ( Currently 4 partions per HD for testing ).
I know very little about this subject but I am sure there must be a work around although I do agree with your logic that Apple should have gone the extra metre to rework a completely case sensitive boot system.
Hey, certainly there are peoples with social complexes about OS's not their own, too bad for they. Check out these sites which are OS X friendly and very geeky:)
Computer systems are sooo built for the 'person' who built them!
I can totally understand how this problem has caused turmoil in the digital realm of sanity.
A possible quick fix would be to partition a drive to *nix the file system, and have apps on another partition?
Not sure that this would work but perhaps possibly?
I agree that OS X should be working with a case sensitive file system rather silly not to.
good luck, pioneering!
Do you have the link to their full analysis? I thought mi2g was just putting out a news flash summarising founded results. I would not mind reading their full paper - (sounds like you have).
PS. Evolution is a theory based upon scientific observations of G*ds creations. Creationism is an ideology based upon spiritual beliefs. They are both correct in their own contexts, but I digress.:)
Carefull Helene Scherrer!
The fact that the recording industry is pulling in record (pun intended) profits this year asks the question; does sharing music really hurt the industry?
People will never stop sharing their music with other people, music is simply much to social to hoard to oneself. I do believe in supporting the artists, but am becoming further disenchanted with the recording industry in their bully tactics.
This has NOTHING to do with the artists, but EVERYTHING to do with the big recording industry. The recoding industry is so far out of sync with their target audience they are terrified. And they should be.
I like the millions of other Canadians will continue to support artists and still enjoy the sharing of music. These two are not exclusive of each other.
cheeers
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I was thinking that if you partitioned your hard drive so that you have a "Case Sensitive/Journaled" partition for your *nix files and a non-case sensitive/Journaled partition, ie. Mac OS Extended, for your Mac OS X Server Boot drive. Perhaps this would be the simplest way to keep the two file systems organized and working natively. I have used the application iPartition to slice up an existing working drive with no problems...
I understand that it is possible for OS X to actually work on a UFS file system although some things such as AirPort and Classic I beleive will not. (not an expert on this!).
Personally I keep all my applications on a seperate partition anyways. ( Currently 4 partions per HD for testing ).
I know very little about this subject but I am sure there must be a work around although I do agree with your logic that Apple should have gone the extra metre to rework a completely case sensitive boot system.
Hey, certainly there are peoples with social complexes about OS's not their own, too bad for they. Check out these sites which are OS X friendly and very geeky :)
http://forums.osxfaq.com/index.php
http://forums.macosxhints.com/
http://discussions.info.apple.com/
Good Luck, I hope some where down the line you will find a user that can help you!
cheers!
Computer systems are sooo built for the 'person' who built them! I can totally understand how this problem has caused turmoil in the digital realm of sanity. A possible quick fix would be to partition a drive to *nix the file system, and have apps on another partition? Not sure that this would work but perhaps possibly? I agree that OS X should be working with a case sensitive file system rather silly not to. good luck, pioneering!
I have not a clue about anything you are writing about... So what is the opinion mi2g yay or nay?
Do you have the link to their full analysis? I thought mi2g was just putting out a news flash summarising founded results. I would not mind reading their full paper - (sounds like you have). PS. Evolution is a theory based upon scientific observations of G*ds creations. Creationism is an ideology based upon spiritual beliefs. They are both correct in their own contexts, but I digress. :)
Carefull Helene Scherrer! The fact that the recording industry is pulling in record (pun intended) profits this year asks the question; does sharing music really hurt the industry? People will never stop sharing their music with other people, music is simply much to social to hoard to oneself. I do believe in supporting the artists, but am becoming further disenchanted with the recording industry in their bully tactics. This has NOTHING to do with the artists, but EVERYTHING to do with the big recording industry. The recoding industry is so far out of sync with their target audience they are terrified. And they should be. I like the millions of other Canadians will continue to support artists and still enjoy the sharing of music. These two are not exclusive of each other. cheeers