Hi,
I've created x86 appliance based on uClibc and busybox. I was to compile also
ntfs-3g for ntfs write support. Everything runs perfectly, smoothly and
without troubles (but of course I got some issues when configuring
this ;-) ).

The question I got is about locales in the system:

I can mount ntfs filesystem with default locale and all files without national
characters are ok.

But when I mount a filesystem with national (in my example - Polish)
characters I cannot see any files with those characters. So when in / of
mounted ntfs partition I have i.e. "zdjęcia" I won't see it as well as its
subdirectories.

How to create/install locales for the uClibc system so ntfs-3g does not
complain about missing locales?

Janusz
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Hi,

Janusz Syrytczyk schrieb:
How to create/install locales for the uClibc system so ntfs-3g does not
complain about missing locales?


have a look at the uclibc ebuild and search for locale. This will
perhaps give you an idea. I have not tried this out, but using
USE=userlocales and setting up /etc/locales.build correct should do the
trick.


Regards,
Marc

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Saturday 29 of December 2007 16:44:05 Janusz Syrytczyk napisał(a):

> have a look at the uclibc ebuild and search for locale. This will
> perhaps give you an idea. I have not tried this out, but using
> USE=userlocales and setting up /etc/locales.build correct should do the
> trick.

hey,
it gave me hint, indeed, but there were still some issues with the ebuild
(didn't want to generate locales, pregen wasn't working at all, unmasked
iconv messed the script...). I was able to find newer in Bugzilla, but at
last I didn't use it.

I was able to compile uclibc with locales using savedconfig option instead.
The fastest way was to unpack, configure with make menuconfig and then copy
the config to the place where ebuild expects it (not default portage, huh :-)

Janusz.
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