Are there commands to mount the drive
lklfuse -o type=ext4,allow_other /dev/ada2p1 /media/4G
You can query for addition options with
lklfuse -h .
Code:
/dev/ada2p1 /media/4G fuse rw,type=ext4,allow_other,mountprog=/usr/local/bin/lklfuse 0 0
I picked up this command from another thread but it is not working for me.
Code:
# lklfuse -o type=xfs /dev/ada2p1 /media/4G
Your thread subject suggests that a
ext4 filesystem is to be mounted, when the
type is set to
xfs ( Extents File System ) but the file system is
ext4, then it won’t work.
After installing sysutils/fusefs-l what should be next? Are there commands to mount the drive
If you have trouble what command to execute, look first what files the program package has installed, execute
pkg info -l fusefs-lkl, look if there is a man page listed, if there is, call that manual, if there isn't, like in the case of
fusefs-lkl, then execute the command, which exact name you have learned by looking at the
pkg info -l list, with
-h or
--help option, that will, in general, display all options. Or you can always resort to the
search function of these forums. It may help to find the necessary information fast. If the search doesn’t return a satisfying result, you can afterwards ask your favourite search engine.
Note: There is only one downside with
sysutils/fusefs-lkl, when a file/directory in the
lklfuse mounted
ext4 partition is created, it is created sometimes with a correct timestamp, but mostly with a
Jan 1 1970 timestamp. On the other hand it’s the most reliable solution to mount Linux filesystems read/write mode on FreeBSD.
I almost fell off my chair. Tried both Thunar and Nautilus tho.