This is useful for microsd cards and other media that uses Windows filesystems.
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For exfat, install fusefs-exfat, and for ntfs, install sysutils/fusefs-ntfs. sysutils/fusefs-ntfs-compression is needed for compressed XPRESS or LZX files. If fuse-ntfs-compression is installed afterwards, run
/boot/loader.conf
Use
/etc/fstab
mountprog tells the mounter which program to use for a particular special file type. Create the directory in /mnt/ with
Now, you can use
Thanks to [USER=37029]aragats[/USER] ', staff's and others' posts for some of this information.
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gpart show /dev/da0
to see if the filesystem is based on exfat or ntfs. exfat can show up as an ntfs-3 filesystem, because they are referred to by the same partition code of 0x07.For exfat, install fusefs-exfat, and for ntfs, install sysutils/fusefs-ntfs. sysutils/fusefs-ntfs-compression is needed for compressed XPRESS or LZX files. If fuse-ntfs-compression is installed afterwards, run
libtool --finish /usr/lib/ntfs-3g
./boot/loader.conf
Code:
fuse_load="YES"
Use
kldload fuse
to load without rebooting./etc/fstab
Code:
/dev/da0s1 /mnt/ntfs ntfs-3g ro,noauto,late,mountprog=/usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g 0 0 /dev/da1s1 /mnt/microsd exfat ro,noauto,late,mountprog=/usr/local/sbin/mount.exfat 0 0
mountprog tells the mounter which program to use for a particular special file type. Create the directory in /mnt/ with
mkdir
for mounting the file system according to the fstab entry.Now, you can use
mount
from the commandline, referring to the mountpoint directory.Thanks to [USER=37029]aragats[/USER] ', staff's and others' posts for some of this information.