@jonathankoren @neurovagrant Yeah but it's also covered by #Copyright and #Licensing which is why #NTFS has only been implemented as #FUSE module and not in-Kernel...

Similar to how #OpenZFS does a loadable module...

@neurovagrant same...

I did the ardurous process of migrating all my stuff from #NTFS to #LUKS-encrypted #ext4 on all drives and it just works so flawlessly on every Linux machine...

In fact, there are even Apps for those, but they can only deal file containers, not encrypted drives...
https://f-droid.org/de/packages/com.sovworks.edslite/

But to shove just media around, #ext4 will work just fine...

@neurovagrant Because #Microsoft patented #NTFS and thus #Linux can't officially support it.

You can thank the assholes that patented it for that.

Also unless you #root your android and build a custom #Kernel with #FUSE support you can't use ntfs-3g.

Consider using #btrfs or #ext4 instead.

@JordiGH I'm convinced the #Wii's OS can't handle #NTFS...

You may be able to use a #FAT32-formatted #flashdrive or #SSD attached via #USB up to 32GB (on one partition) instead.

Your file sizes would be limited to 2GB still...

@sci_photos Zu SuSE-Zeiten habe ich das regelmäßig genommen...
#btrfs habe ich tatsächlich auch schon genutzt und fand es sehr simpel und komfortabel.
Mit Journaling-FS kommt chkfs kam noch vor, mkfs braucht man nur 1x bei der Installation.
Wenn ich daran denke, wie lange eine #NTFS-Formatierung bei #NT4.0 gedauert hat. Oder auch bei #ext2...

Ok, I need your help.
While moving a folder on one of my nvmes, I suddenly get a Input/Output error. I already checked SMART - the SSD is totally fine. Of course I have no current backup of this exact folder 🙄 .
FS is NTFS (Yeah Ik it is shit) and I already tried ntfsfix...
Any ideas?

#FollowerPower :boost_requested:
@askfedi

#Linux #NTFS #Storage #NVME #SSD #InputOutput #SMART

@estevez
> file systems for cross-platform access

Bad situation. I wonder why #NTFS isn't the answer, the #Samba folks and the courts did so much.

The ingenous idea I picked up somewhere was that the #DVD filesystem, #UDF, had cross-platform support! A UDF-formatted USB stick works fine across atleast Linux and Windows. Startlingly, there is no filesystem-checker for UDF, which might be a deal-breaker. Or maybe only put checksummed archives on it or something?

#FileSystems #Journaling #exFAT

"#FAT and FAT variants are fairly reliable, but will occasionally corrupt a file.
#NTFS is robust and reliable, but when it breaks, it breaks hard and recovery/repair is about a 50/50 possibility. #EXT4 is very robust and almost never corrupts a file. Repair and recovery in those rare cases is almost always successful. ZFS is solid. I've never run into problems with it.
HFS+ is the worst file system ever created."
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_h30HBYxtws

#NTFS Driver For #Linux 6.5 Brings Small Optimizations & Fixes

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.5-NTFS

@glightly
I understand such a desire/user story, but this is better be done in a different way.
Why?
1. This is an _mostly_ undocumented feature of the #MacOS filesystem, so it barely used by MacOS applications.
2. Content metadata should be bound to the file, not to the filesystem, cause otherwise you need all different filesystems to be interoperable (eg Windows #NTFS, MacOS #APFS and something like an #exFAT on your flash drive).

And there is more!

@MagicLike #NTFS is trash.

Even #ext2 runs circles around it, and don't even get me started on the superiority of #btrfs & #ZFS...

I’m excited about Dev Drive for Windows! Input/output performance on Windows is terrible. #NTFS is just incredibly slow at certain operations. Dev Drive is a specialized disk, partition, or virtual disk image using #ReFS; a more modern copy-on-write filesystem. Microsoft claims I/O bound build operations could be up to 30 % faster. It probably won’t help with my NVMe SSD overheating issues, though. (Unless it’s massively RAM-backed.) #WindowsInsider
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/

Kann man einen bereits befüllten Stick unter #Linux ebenfalls lediglich in ein neues Format (#exFAT, #NTFS) konvertieren ohne vorher die Daten sichern zu müssen?

USB-Stick: Datei ist zu gross für das Zieldateisystem - onlinepc.ch https://www.onlinepc.ch/hardware/praxis/usb-stick-datei-zu-gross-zieldateisystem-2860752.html

Moving from #NTFS-3G to the newer #NTFS3 driver: 200 megabytes per second write to 1.1 gigabytes per second write.

#Linux

#omv #openmediavault se avete notato un #iowait enorme nei client #ntfs evidentemente c'era un bug che si è risolto con l'ultimo aggiornamento....

#Microsoft замінить #NTFS на #ReFS для #Windows11 та інтегрує Rust у ядро

https://pingvin.pro/gadgets/news-gadgets/microsoft-zaminyt-ntfs-na-refs-dlya-windows-11-ta-integruye-rust-u-yadro.html

The easiest way I’ve found to solve the problem mentioned in my previous toot is to install the free #Mounty utility. #NTFS #MacOS

https://mounty.app/

So a friend was asking me why she couldn’t copy some files from her MacBook to an external hard drive. Explaining the drive was formatted as #NTFS didn’t help but I think I got through to her with this reply and I stand by it! #MacOS

Neue #Festplatte an den #Nighthawk angeschlossen. Wird im Advanced Setup unter #USB Settings gezeigt, taucht aber in #Readyshare nicht auf. Somit wird sie auch auf dem PC nicht angezeigt.

Hat mich 'ne halbe Stunde gekostet, bis mir der Gedanke kam, das Format anzuschauen. Kam in #exFAT - was Sinn macht, zugestanden. Der Router möchte allerdings wohl #NTFS [ggf. auch FAT32, weiss ich noch nicht]. Eine Info, die ich in der Dok nicht finde.

#Linux's #NTFS Driver Drops "No Access Rules" Option, Adds Small Optimizations

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.4-NTFS

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/phoronix/status/1651886583291813888