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grahamperrin I rebuilt fuse-ntfs from ports without libublio -- and I can confirm that it works now without issue. The performance seems to be good too -- though I didn't rigorously benchmark that. Didn't have a chance to test your patch yet though; i'll follow up if I do.

Huh? Microsoft isn't responsible for fuse-ntfs. It's fuse-ntfs devs' responsibility to make it work like it works on Windows, and Microsoft not supporting it has nothing to do with it being a bug or not.

Oh thanks! this didn't show up in my searches! Another filesystem isn't an option for me -- that's the Windows partition. However I don't care about performance here -- so I'll try building without libublio and see if it helps. Can't believe such blatant bugs are still open after 8 years :\

I have an NTFS partition that's mounted in fstab like so: /dev/nvd0p5 /windows ntfs mountprog=/usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g,rw,failok,fmask=113,dmask=002 0 0 When I modify a file on the partition and reboot (with shutdown -r now say) into either Windows or FreeBSD, then...

I just wanted to post an update: I managed to recover what seems like over 99% of the data. I couldn't figure out how to use those tools out-there, and most of them don't even seem to be applicable. Instead I loaded the UFS free-bitmaps and scanned for free blocks that look like indirect blocks...

For future googlers: since FreeBSD 13.0 switched to git, one would get the sources following the instructions in https://freebsdfoundation.org/updating-freebsd-from-git/: # pkg install git # git clone -b releng/13.0 https://git.freebsd.org/src.git /usr/src

You seem to assume that /dev/ada is some sort of a black box -- but it is not. AFAIK all mass storage devices are presented logically as a linearly addressable sequence of bytes, that can be read and written with pread and pwrite like any regular file. That's how you'd use dd to flash an image...

Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll use the different tools and see what works. That's not urgent (though is valuable) -- and I won't try any closed source tools or tools that modify the filesystem (like fsck) without creating a full clone first. sysutils/ffs2recov doesn't compile. Also seems...

I'm not asking to mmap a FIFO -- that, of course, would be insane. I expected mmap'ing a partition to be a rather trivial and useful case, and was surprised that it didn't work. I don't know what's the "black daemon book" you're referring to. I did look at the kernel source, however; but from...

I'd like to mmap a raw /dev/ada drive or partition, but mmap returns "Invalid argument". Is it unsupported? int fd = open("/dev/ada0p2", O_RDONLY); if(fd < 0) err(EX_OSERR, "open"); void *p = mmap(0, 32*1024*1024, PROT_READ, MAP_SHARED, fd, 0); if(p == MAP_FAILED) err(EX_OSERR...

I appreciate the answers above, they may help in OPs specific scenario. However, I ran into a similar situation right now, except that my files are about 300GB of photographs. I accidentally executed the equivalent of mv -f file dir instead of mv file dir/file. I unplugged the system within a...

Hi, so I've been using testdisk to read exfat cards for a while, therefore this wasn't a critical issue so far. Yet this issue persists, so I gave another shot at trying to fix it. As it appears the problem is not with the card, nor with exfat. There's something wrong with FUSE in general. I...

Thank you guys, but your suggestions don't resolve the issue. I'm not using the automounter. I already have fusefs-exfat installed and running, and that's what I'm using to mount the card above. I'm not sure how configuring the automounter to call fuse instead of calling fuse manually would...

Hi, I can mount the card successfully, but when I ls it, it fails. The card reads fine on another machine, and I could properly mount it a few months ago on FreeBSD 11.2. Here's the terminal log: # uname -a FreeBSD orthanc 12.0-RELEASE-p3 FreeBSD 12.0-RELEASE-p3 GENERIC amd64 # dmesg ...

OK, thanks everybody! I forgot the -i :0.0+0,0 switch. I assumed that it should work without it, but it didn't. And the error message wasn't helpful at figuring it out. Now it works great!

Thank you, but I already tried multimedia/recordmydesktop. The result is choppy, it seems to encode the video in the end (which is a problem for long sessions) and the worst part is that it decides to tweak screen settings along with the following output: Initial recording window is set to: X:0...

As of 2018 there's no 'X11GRAB' option in multimedia/ffmpeg. I run 'make config' and the only relevant option that I see is 'XCB', which says 'X11 grabbing using XCB'. I compiled and installed multimedia/ffmpeg with this option enabled, but it still says that Requested output format 'x11grab'...

This isn't true, I managed to link without -lquadmath. Thanks but I prefer compiling with clang. Thanks, this did it!

I'm trying to compile the following file: #include <lapacke.h> int main() { LAPACKE_dgelsy(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); } Following some dependencies hunt I figured out that the following libraries are needed: $ c++ fail.cpp -isystem /usr/local/include/ -L/usr/local/lib -llapacke...