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 | Posted by: gunne on Monday, August 15, 2005 - 12:13
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| | | | The EXT2 filesystem for MorphOS & AmigaOS 3.x have been updated.
Taken from the README;
This is a really major update. The driver has totaly changed since v0.5 realase. Almost complete write support has been added. It is not yet well tested, but should work well. Also removable media are now supported.
Find more information, as well as the software here
Thanks to Marek Szyprowski !
*** Features ***
- * support for Ext2 and Ext3 partitions
- * support different blocksizes and automatically adapts to correct blocksize
- * special un*x files like socket, pipe or devices are listed as files with 0 size
- * hardlinks and symlinks (softlinks) are supported
- * almost complete write support
- * removable media (i.e. floppies) support
- * unique volume names for unnamed filesystems
- * configurable cache size
- * thanks to great libDeviceIO from Marcin 'Morgoth' Kurek there is:
- - effective and fast read cache system
- - support for partitions beyond 4GB boundary (using TD64)
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| Second Extended FileSystem (EXT2) driver v0.12 for MorphOS and AmigaOS3.x | Log-in or register a new user account | 3 Comments |
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Re: Second Extended FileSystem (EXT2) driver v0.12 for MorphOS and AmigaOS3.x
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by lisardman on Aug 15, 2005 - 13:29
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seems to be good.. :P how hard is it to install? I have tried an earlier version think it was v0.2 and I couldn't get work..
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by gunne on Aug 15, 2005 - 16:10
(User information | Send a message http://www.ggsdata.se) | I haven't used it myself yet, as I do not have any particularly ext/ext3 disks I would like to use from MorphOS by now, but think I will make a try with it by now.
It is very good to have tools like this to use, when needed.
Information how to install, including how to make a mountlist is in the readme.
Gunne |
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