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Just looked at sysutils/fusefs-ext4fuse. DEPRECATED: Please consider using sysutils/fusefs-ext2 as upstream development is stalled. Contrary to what its name suggests it supports ext2, ext3, ext4 in read/write mode. EXPIRATION DATE: 2019-12-01 You should try sysutils/fusefs-ext2. See post above.

...only for work and all work and dotfiles are in gitlab. Last night I found out that the ext2fs is the culpit for the extremelly slow write on my ext3 backup partition, so I reformated to UFS and now I can copy very fast. But... there's one unknown file/folder that is causing a crash when I...

the bother with that one is I already got a butt load of ext4 and some ntfs (internal laptop hdds used for externals and two external hdds formatted to and filled with files already, and not spare to play move everyting on to that change format then move everything back onto it.

...Maybe try to mount it read-only. I think the write support of fusefs-ext2 is rather unreliable. Also, support for certain advanced features of ext3 / ext4 might be missing, so if your file system uses those features, it might refuse to mount it. By the way, for data exchange between...

Well ext2 had no journal ext3 had journal ext4 has journal Turn off journal and it works. Use quality SD card and your probably OK.

ILUXA, the /etc/auto_master file would visualize like this for auto-mounting USB devices? # vi /etc/auto_master $FreeBSD: releng/12.0/usr.sbin/autofs/auto_master 337749 2018-08-14 13:52:08Z # # Automounter master map, see auto_master(5) for details. # /net -hosts -nobrowse,nosuid,intr # When...

On ZOL the same output for an created ZVOL with a ext3 filesystem. After a file was copied with 4.83 GB into this filesystem the "zfs list" command shows 11.1 GB used (file size + raidz2-overhead aka "parity"). I think that's a output error because normal filesystems will be reported with the...

There are a lot of confusions 1) FreeBSD kernel module ext2fs Since FreeBSD 12, FreeBSD is "theoretically" able to mount in RW ext2, ext3, ext4 using the kernel module ext2fs which is a generic module for all ext class filesystems. It is true that FreeBSD is unable to differentiate which...

The only things that might cause problems can be fixed with --no-xattrs or --no-acls arguments which will turn off the extended attributes. Most of the extended attributes will work on ufs or zfs file systems unless your tar file happens to have some experimental feature in which case it should...

You're looking at it from the wrong angle. It's not the filesystem that saves things in a tarball. It's the tar application that collects the data and it simply doesn't collect any filesytem specific data.

I'm just being cautious in asking for other users experiences. I don't know if there might be something embedded with ext3/4 which could be saved in the tar archive and might not be extractable to ufs...

That is indeed confusing. But there is only rw support for ext2/ext3. Recently tested and I was just able to mount an ext4 usb as read only via sysutils/fusefs-ext4fuse

...This is in base system, and the default script (see the extension "special_media") supports by default FAT32. To make autofs support exfat, ext3, ext4, xfs, btfrs .... this can be done easily In /etc/autofs I have reworked the default special_media script, back it up in...

i'm having the same exact problem, but because i previously tried to install knoppix, which set up a linux-swap partition and another partition requiring an obscure file system, i think xfs, but don't hold me to that. anyway, the knoppix install didn't work, my logitech trackball wouldn't work...

...startup, and windows can refresh the journal, this is the reason why in most of case there is no issue. The problem occurs in the same way with Ext3/4. The kernel module ext2fs doesn't handle journalizing, and so there are often mounting issues. Either you deactivate Ext3/Ext4 journal...

...as following Partition 1 ada0s1recovery default Partition 2 ada0s2 NTFS Default win 7 Partition 3 ada0s3 NTFS, files Partition 4 ada0s4 Ext3, debian 7 I was trying to wipe out s4 and install bsd on top of it, but an error msg pops "error mounting partition /mnt: mount: /dev/ada0s4...

...images. This disk also should be encrypted but additionally should be mountable read-write from a linux system in some kind of dual boot setup. ext3/4 rw are supported since the latest release but I think something like LUKS is not. But since ZFS supports encryption and the versions in both...

e2image is a Linux tool which can be used to copy ext2, ext3, and ext4 partitions efficiently by only copying the used blocks. Is there anything equivalent on FreeBSD for use on UFS partitions?

ZFS is not recommended for 32bit systems. You'll want to use UFS. This is also a lot less dangerous if you're important data is backed up. If you don't have back ups, it might be time to consider making some. Not just for restore purposes for this upgrade, but because your hard drive could...

In theory You can use the GNU/Linux home partition as a FreeBSD home partition on UFS, but in reality ext3/4 on FreeBSD does not have native support and with fuse the transfer speed it's terrible. The best way it's to backup all Your data and start from scratch if You want FreeBSD otherwise pick...