Saturday, November 8, 2008
ext2 ifs linux driver for windows.
2008 // NOV // 8TH.
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I had a buggy usb hard drive formatted for windows
fat32/windows and ( used linux vfat for mounting).
The old usb hardrive sucked and crashed alot when using linux, but worked ok when using a windowsxp computer.
Yesterday night 2008/nov/7TH i reformatted the usb-drive to ext2/linux. This made the drive much more stable so far.
I also had to update my linux fstab file options so i can mount the drive properly.
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# ext2/linux This is a lot faster than vfat/windows.
# ext2/linux is a lot more stable than vfat/windows.
# This is for my usb harddrive.
/dev/sda2 /mnt/usb-sda2-ext2 ext2 async,noauto,owner,users,noexec,noatime,nodiratime 0 0
# this if for my usb thumb drive
# thumb drives are foramated in fat16/windows
# thumb drives are foramated in fat32/windows
# vfat/windows.
/dev/sda1 /mnt/usb-sda1-vfat vfat noauto,owner,user,exec 0 0
# end of snippet sample.
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but so far i can't think of any.
Complications i have a read only setting from windows,
only linux can write to the drive.
don't select the read only install option when installing if you want to write to the drive.
I selected every option and thats how i got stuck.
LINKS.
The Home page for the ext2ifs driver.
http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html
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