DragonflyBSD, FAT32 and the interoperability

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On 07/06/2015 09:04 PM, Tomohiro Kusumi wrote:
 > for the ext2 part, there hasn't been much progress since i've been 
busy lately, but there seems to be several bugs that need to get fixed.
 > freebsd has ext2 implementation that got rid of gpl code (code 
directly from linux kernel) and if anyone would/can port it to dfly, 
then we could abandon sys/gnu/vfs/ext2fs too.

Yes, I understand. The time is a problem for many people, also for me. 
Unfortunately, I think that I have not an adeguate knowledge to port the 
fbsd ext2 implementation to dfbsd. Otherwise I'd like to do this and 
others pieces of work.


On 07/06/2015 09:29 PM, nans_nans1 wrote:
 > i had the same problem. my personal solution:
 > ufs + samba
 > works like a charm

So I think that at present the only ways to share data with other 
operating systems is to create a FAT32 partition (if it works well) or 
using UFS + Samba. I never thought of that. It seems very interesting. I 
have begun to read some Samba documentation to try this solution.