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Originally Posted by broke
This will create and mount a case-sensitive disk image (a 5 MB case-sensitive non-journaling HFS+ volume, if you must know) whose volume name is "CaseSensitiveTest". Now copy a small file onto the disk image, then open the disk image, duplicate the file, and give the copy a name which is identical to the original, but with a different set of cases. Now drag both files onto the desktop. You will get an error from the Finder which has the exact same icon and message as shown.
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Apple has never "officially" supported a Case Sensitive HFS+ volume in any official manner (note I said this twice) - it's merely an option that was there for Server, primarily, and they've outright dropped UFS support. Go go gadget nerds with too much time on their hands.