Post AWimRUgxsmlAzGh6vI by colinsmatt11@gleasonator.com
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 (DIR) Post #AWilmEbWn8UZDeTeJE by sallyNULL@gleasonator.com
       2023-06-15T16:31:37.223591Z
       
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       > The data contained on F2FS partitions can become unusable if the kernel version on the running machine is older than the kernel version used to create the partition.Well that explains why nobody wants to use this filesystem.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWilpHfHrunda2gouO by colinsmatt11@gleasonator.com
       2023-06-15T16:33:11.695335Z
       
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       @sallyNULL Why it's like this lol. Depending on version number sounds stupid.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWimRTv6kiTkaqItKS by sallyNULL@gleasonator.com
       2023-06-15T16:38:04.155884Z
       
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       @colinsmatt11 I don't know but the best part is that Linux devteam claims this is not a bug, this sounds like a problem that no one capable of fixing wants to solve or no one can fix it because the implementation in this fs is just trash, it's even more stupid if you consider that this was supposed to be a consumer-grade filesystem for flash drives and shitphones.Ol' reliable ext2 shall be then.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWimRUgxsmlAzGh6vI by colinsmatt11@gleasonator.com
       2023-06-15T16:40:05.950091Z
       
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       @sallyNULL > not a bugSo it's a design flaw, why would I use it over FUSE
       
 (DIR) Post #AWimjiMTnXneaxnhsO by sallyNULL@gleasonator.com
       2023-06-15T16:42:04.288084Z
       
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       @colinsmatt11 FUSE is used if your fs is vfat or exfat, i'd rather stay away from those filesystems and go for ext2 directly, the maximum file size is 16GiB which is still more than enough for SD cards and regular USB flash drives.