Hello, during the testing of cgofuse, I observed that files in the mounted directory, after being read through the FUSE layer, have their written portions redirected to lowercase file paths. For example, if the source disk directory is "Test", a directory named "test" is generated in the mounted path. Where exactly is this tolower operation implemented? Can I modify it to preserve the original case sensitivity of the source data?
PS: I understand that Windows itself is case-insensitive, but I'm concerned this case conversion might introduce additional latency during data read/write operations.
Hello, during the testing of cgofuse, I observed that files in the mounted directory, after being read through the FUSE layer, have their written portions redirected to lowercase file paths. For example, if the source disk directory is "Test", a directory named "test" is generated in the mounted path. Where exactly is this tolower operation implemented? Can I modify it to preserve the original case sensitivity of the source data?
PS: I understand that Windows itself is case-insensitive, but I'm concerned this case conversion might introduce additional latency during data read/write operations.