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How about a little backwards-compatible patchkit for UDF that makes it more friendly for HDD storage use? That would require a lot less work to port than someth
by scythe 14y ago
How about a little backwards-compatible patchkit for UDF that makes it more friendly for HDD storage use? That would require a lot less work to port than something like ext4, and if it wasn't available for a certain OS, it wouldn't be -too- big of a deal.
- keeperofdakeys 14y agoUDF already has a HDD mode, it isn't just a CD filesystem. It even has support for POSIX permissions, hardlinks, softlinks, and most other features of modern filesystems. I've had Windows Vista, 7, Linux and XP (read only) use it successfully on a USB (however you need to be more paranoid to always unmount it then FAT). I've never got my UDF dicks to work on OSX however.