Questions tagged [ufs]
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Missing ufs executable in partclone Linux package
I would like to use partclone on Linux to image an external USB-disk I have formatted with FreeBSD. I am using the Devuan GNU/Linux distribution and I have installed the partclone package. The project'...
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Is FreeBSD's UNIX Filesystem (UFS) best suited having a microSD storage? [closed]
Is FreeBSD's UNIX Filesystem (UFS) best suited having a microSD storage? I have a Raspberry Pi SOC and microSD is where my FreeBSD is installed and at the same time, storage of my database data and ...
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Does guestmount sypport ufs?
I am trying to use guestmount to inspect/modify a FreeBSD .qcow2 image (I saw several answers here, but I found nothing actually solving my problem). I am working under Debian Sid. Apparently image is ...
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How to Mount freebsd-ufs USB Correctly to Transfer Files from One FreeBSD 12.1 computer to Another with 13.1
My Second Post. The First One Led to This Present One. I am moving from FreeBSD 12.1 on one computer to FreeBSD 13.1 on another computer. All of my desired files are placed in one directory. This is a ...
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How can mount freebsd disk partition with read and write permission in deban? [duplicate]
My freebsd installed on /dev/sdb2,it can mount with read permission: sudo mkdir /mnt/freebsd sudo mount -r -t ufs -o ufstype=ufs2 /dev/sdb2 /mnt/freebsd How can mount it with read and write ...
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Mounting an old Sun CDROM on Linux (Debian Buster)
I have an old CDROM of media content that will have been intended for use on a Sun Unix machine. The CD packaging gives no details of the filesystem type etc. beyond- mount -o ro /dev/sr0 /cdrom ...
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How to access a UFS2 formatted drive in OSX/High Sierra?
I found this guide and I was able to successfully compile the ufs executable. I already have OSXFUSE because I needed it earlier for accessing ext4 partitions. I was able to successfully run the ufs ...
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How many times is the disk accessed?
This is regarding generic UFS. From what I understand when an absolute path is given (eg: /home/userU/file.txt) the disk is accessed for each directory and the file. Hence in this case the disk is ...