i had the same problem. my personal solution: ufs + samba works like a charm!
-------------------------------------------- Tomohiro Kusumi <[email protected]> schrieb am Mo, 6.7.2015: Betreff: Re: DragonflyBSD, FAT32 and the interoperability An: "M M" <[email protected]> CC: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Datum: Montag, 6. Juli, 2015 21:04 Uhr 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. 2015-07-07 3:32 GMT+09:00 M M <[email protected]>: Hello. In spite of the big and fast development of DFBSD, this last one is still very limited for what concerns the interoperability and/or the exchange of data among different operating systems an their own file systems. For this reason, I had created an ext2 partition to share my stocked data among DFBSD, Linux and Windows. But now I realize that under DFBSD also the ext2 file system is not (easy) accessible, though and because of there is a work en progress (see here: https://linuxfr.org/news/dragonfly-bsd-4-2#tmpfs-et-ext2). In consequence, I consider to change my ext2 partition in a fat32 partition reformatting it, and after I'll copy all my data in this place from the data storage that I use for backup, an external hard disk. But in order to avoid surprises, I would be sur that the fat32 file system is totally accessible (read-write) under DFBSD. Thank you in advance. Micman
