I have been working in production shop that uses some old software, I'm still running free DOS for one of them.
The CAM program for AMADA turrets was written for Win 3.1, but it is running on Win98SE using VMWare. The files created by program are saved on Linux file system - as Samba shares. From time to time I am also syncing these files to Win98 inside VMWare. For long time my computer was running Mageia 4 and running rsync on mounted win98 shares was fine. When I have upgraded hardware I have also changed system to MGA9, and rsync just hung on first use. At that time when I have opened the mounted share in Dolphin, or run ll command for first time everything looked fine, but sizes of files after refreshing list were getting bigger, actually size of every file was 4G times the actual size - this was fixed, but (I have checked after recent kernel upgrade) even mounting is fine, and I can read files from windows shares, there is a problem creating, overwriting or saving files.
If I try to create text file from Dolphin - message says that can not be created, although the empty file with part extension is created, trying to save file from kwrite first is giving error but second time clicking save will work. Pluma editor is saving file on first attempt, but the there is a problem if you want so save changes.
Rsync can not work in this condition, as workaround I'm using vmware-mount to sync files back to win98 system, but I was searching for information about this problem, and I did not see it on Internet. Maybe because not many people are still using Win98, or there was an additional change or option to mount command that should be used - last I have used was:
mount -t cifs //serverIP/Share /mnt/vm-sync/ -o user=,vers=1.0,servern=ServerName,password=,uid=UID,gid=GUI,sec=none
Or somehow fix was not applied to MGA9 kernel?
We have server running MGA6 - still working correctly, and I've checked also MGA8 on my laptop, also no problems there.
Thank You for any info in this matter.
