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Looks interesting. If this is possible, I wonder why a driver for a much more common filesystem like ext hasn't picked of (e2fs driver does not count, that is e

Looks interesting. If this is possible, I wonder why a driver for a much more common filesystem like ext hasn't picked of (e2fs driver does not count, that is ext2 only). Why do you also check the artifacts in?

metafex 9y ago
There is ext2fsd (https://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsd https://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsd). Worked like a charm last time I had to use it. Last version is even from July. edit: Unsupported features: 1, journal: log-based operations, external journal 2, EA (extended attributes), ACL support
- seiferteric 9y ago
  Ya I am using this and works with ext3/4 as well, but as you mentioned, there are some unsupported features. Unfortunately that means that it messes with some metadata or something and I have to run e2fsck when I reboot into linux. You can read about it here https://askubuntu.com/questions/849872/how-can-i-prevent-windows-10-from-corrupting-the-ext4-superblock-every-time https://askubuntu.com/questions/849872/how-can-i-prevent-win...
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