iDoes anyone know of anything like a matrix of FreeBSD support for alien filesystems which show which filesystem, how to mount it, and what sort of access is available?
I don't think there's such a list. I've never come across one at least. You generally just lookup what you need and work from there. And in general all mount commands are the same, or should be, the only difference might be the filesystem (-t option).
iDoes anyone know of anything like a matrix of FreeBSD support for alien filesystems which show which filesystem, how to mount it, and what sort of access is available?
Please, I have a question. I've not installed the HFS FUSE driver from https://github.com/0x09/hfsfuse, but I've soved the problem typing: #kldload fuse
What this means ? maybe that the fuse module was in the kernel but not loaded ?
If so, generally speaking, in which a way can I verify the modules that are in the kernel and not loaded ? Only with the command kldstat ? or .... ?
Modules are (usually) not loaded at boot unless you specify them in /boot/loader.conf.
Any modules that you load manually via kldload <modname> will disappear when you reboot (they won't be loaded automatically for you).
See /boot/defaults/loader.conf for the syntax to use to load a module (section at the bottom labelled Module loading syntax example). DO NOT edit the defaults file, though.
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