Re: [MiNT] FAT: can't delete file

[Xavier Joubert <xavier.joubert@free.fr>]

Argh ! Forgot to change "To:" field again... Can't someone do something about 
this for dumb people like me ?

En réponse à Adam Klobukowski <atari@gabo.pl>:
> > $ ls "`ls`"
> > means however to run the command between back-ticks (here "ls"), and
> > to add the output of this command on the command line. It's the same
> > than typing "ls" and then "ls" followed by the output of the
> > previous command. The trick is that then bash does not have to
> > expand anything (with tab or wildcard). "info bash" for more
> > informations on this very useful command. 
> thanks, that is a very usefull information :)
> 
> I tried moere programs today, opening the file viewing it. Most of 
> them crashed, none of them was able to display anything from this 
> file. I think that it is not a bash bug.

Should I understand that the back-tick trick did not help ? If so, can you try 
this :
$ ls > ../filename.bin
$ cd ..
$ mkdir test
$ cd test
$ touch `cat ../filename.bin`
back-ticks, again...
$ rm *

If the last command fails, please send us the file filename.bin.

If it does not fail, we will need a dump of the sectors containing the 
directory entries to look at it (if you got the tools/knowledge to produce such 
a dump). Sorry, I won't explain FATFS here.


Regards,

Xavier