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I've knocked together a hack to make certain NTFS directories case sensitive. It's just a first cut (more a proof of concept really) and I'd like people to stress it a bit to see if it does the stuff before thinking about integrating it into CVSNT. The file is at: http://www.cvsnt.org/archive/posixdir.zip The usage instructions are (basically): 1. Unpack the two files into a directory 2. Run posixdir -i 3. Reboot 4. Do 'net start posixdir' (it doesn't start automatically for safety reasons, as it's a kernel driver). 5. Create a directory somewhere called ~Posix. It doesn't have to be in the root but it makes sense to go there. 6. If it's working NTFS should treat everything under that directory as case sensitive in both console and Windows apps (although not all apps will cope nicely). My testing hasn't broke it yet, but if/when it goes I expect it to go spectacularly (bluescreen, the whole works...) Tony