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On 15 Apr 2003 18:03:51 +0200, Oliver Koltermann <okoltermann at gmx.de> wrote: >But now I saw an even more bad behaviour: While using the workaround > >cvs checkout ampermod >ren ampermod xyz > >i even get a corrupted working copy *without* the -d option. There >seems to be a discrepancy on the place between some files and the >corresponding CVS folder. I get a CVS folder in the actual working >directory with the Entries, Enties.Extra, Repository and Root of a >subdir (WinCVS claims missing files here). In the corresponding >subdirectory I find the files and a CVS folder with contents that lead >WinCVS to the conclusion that the files are "NonCvs file"s. > Have you tried 2.0.1? That doesn't do the ampersand correctly if you don't specify the '-d' but seems to be OK if you do. (which is annoying because it worked last time I tried it). It certainly seems to get the CVS/Entries right in any case. It's possible you're the only one using ampersand modules, but it'd be nice if it worked. Tony