Hello there,
I've installed Ghost with XFCE (bsd newbie) on an empty drive in a computer that has a drive with Arch, a drive with Haiku, and now a drive with Ghost. Each OS has it's drive with its own bootloader so they don't interfere with each other on boot. I select the OS to boot from in the bios.
I have another drive that i use mainly in linux and that i added a partition with the intention to share work between Ghost and Linux. TI decided to go with ZFS because there is a ZFS driver for linux too, and ext4/exfat don't seem to be the right filesystems to share things between bsds and linux. I'm struggling with the setting of the share though.
I can, of course, see the partition from Ghost, in fact, as it appeared with the UID on the Thunar side pane I added a shortcut to Places and hid the long UID name. When setting the partition i did this:
doas zpool create -d -o compatibility=openzfs-2.1-linux -O normalization=formD -O acltype=posixacl Shared /dev/ada1p1
On the Linux side, i already installed zfs and the zfs partition appears in Thunar too, but i can't mount it because it's "still in use by other os". I understand I need to do something on the Ghost side to allow Linux to mount the partition so I can start sharing data.
Please, could anyone provide me with some hint on how to set the partition so i can mount it properly on Linux and share data back and forth?
Thanks in advance.
Roired
