You can now create FAT volumes on DragonFly. Not exactly high-tech, but a filesystem that most anything can read and write.
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
You can now create FAT volumes on DragonFly. Not exactly high-tech, but a filesystem that most anything can read and write.
I could have sworn there was FAT32 support even back in 2016?
I assume FAT is not FAT32.
Support for every other file system is welcome.
But what I would really appreciate, is UFS2 support. Dragonfly is the last BSD that is lacking support for it.
Please note that this is FAT support for makefs(8), the kernel support for FAT is provided by msdosfs(5), which was synced with FreeBSD by tkusumi years ago (2019?)