mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

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dirkme
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mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

Post by dirkme »

Hi there,

I just started to use the XFCE edition from GhostBSD 19.09 and I monunted my ext4 permission in a folder called nohome.

I can not under any circumstances make that folder read and writable. Chmod is doing nothing at all and google search brings down nothing and I mean absolute nothing useful to actually change these permission to the folder and files.

Need help ;-)

Thanks to everyone willing to help

Dirk

That's how I mounted my partition

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ext4fuse /dev/ada0p8 /usr/home/dirk/nohome/
hunghung
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Re: mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

Post by hunghung »

I think you should switch to fusefs-lkl :D
dirkme
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Re: mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

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hunghung wrote: Tue Sep 24, 2019 2:05 pm I think you should switch to fusefs-lkl :D
That's what I get after I installed it:

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dirk@bsd-pc /u/h/dirk> sudo fusefs-lkl /dev/ada0p8 /usr/home/dirk/nohome/
sudo: fusefs-lkl: command not found
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Re: mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

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dirkme
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Re: mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

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ericbsd wrote: Fri Sep 27, 2019 8:42 am Did you try this https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/fi ... linux.html?
This actually worked:

I added:

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nano /boot/loader.conf
add:  kldload ext2fs
save
 open terminal:
 sudo mount -t /dev/ada0p8 /usr/home/dirk/nohome/
How can I get the mount command executed at start up?

Or how would the fstab entry look like?

Thanks a lot for your help ;-)

UPDATE:
after reboot I get the followinf message now:

mount: /dev/ada0p8: Operation not permitted

any idea why and how to get this sorted?
hunghung
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Re: mounted ext4 partition - can't read or write

Post by hunghung »

dirkme wrote: Thu Sep 26, 2019 1:22 am
hunghung wrote: Tue Sep 24, 2019 2:05 pm I think you should switch to fusefs-lkl :D
That's what I get after I installed it:

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dirk@bsd-pc /u/h/dirk> sudo fusefs-lkl /dev/ada0p8 /usr/home/dirk/nohome/
sudo: fusefs-lkl: command not found

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lklfuse -o type=ext4 /dev/ada0p8 /usr/home/dirk/nohome
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