I use the same (latest) version of Kubo on Linux and Windows to share a directory containing a bunch of files. I noticed that even if the same chunking and hashing algorithms are used, the Kubo backend produces different CIDs when I run ipfs add command with the same options, but on Linux, and then on Windows. From the same drive, on the same machine.
Does anyone know if it’s possible to generate the same CID for a directory containing the same data, first from Linux and then from Windows? It could be very useful for an ‘impostor node’ installed on the multiboot machine, sharing most of the settings.