Mount FreeBSD (UFS) filesystem under WSL2 (Debian)

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DrEuclidean

I'm attempting to share a home partition between my WSL2 (Debian) and FreeBSD (dual-boot).

wsl cannot mount the partition containing the home filesystem since it is on the same disk as the C: drive.

wsl --mount \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0 --partition 8 -t ufs
Error code: Wsl/Service/AttachDisk/0x80070020
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Same output for `ufs2'
The partition number is correct

EDIT:
This is salient: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/8954
I think this means I just have to wait, but if there's any work-around someone can cook-up that would be a blessing
 
I'm in opposite side... I want to share my vhdx (debian) with my FreeBSD 14.0 release-p1, recently upgrade (successfully after one year away from it - playing with windows 11: some guitar software not work well on freebsd!).

It is a vhdx file. I try to follow this thread... But it seems work only for fixed size vhd files.

Is there a way to mount my (wsl) debian fs on freebsd filesystem?
 
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