Flashing T715 weird error in filesystem
By javakiller
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Building X11 fails on case-insensitive file-system (with a fix)
By Adam
Hello, I know it's not mission critical, but a nuisance, at least to me. After the recent Xorg update, I can't cross-build NetBSD on Mac OS X. The problem is with the case-insens.
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Is there a way to convert NTFS partitions to some Linux Filesystem ...
By Administrator
ayob99 | Dec 5, 2010 | Reply. I don't think you can convert it directly without backing up your files first on a separate media unless you don't need the files. GParted can do the conversion from NTFS to a Linux File System. ...
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Re: What to do about subvolumes? — Linux Filesystem Development
ÂThis just comes down to how do we want >> to charge users, do we want to do it per subvolume, or per filesystem. ÂMy vote >> is per filesystem. ÂObviously this will make it tricky with snapshots, but I >> think if we're just charging ...
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The file is too large for the destination file system | georgeBlog ...
By George
Have you ever tried copying files to a drive in Windows and gotten the error " the file is too large for the destination file system"? Well, the destination file system is probably FAT32 and the max file size you can transfer is 4GB. ...
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Re: kern/149855: gvinum - growfs causes fsck to report errors in ...
By jh
Synopsis: [gvinum] growfs causes fsck to report errors in Filesystem grown with gvinum State-Changed-From-To: open-State-Changed-By: jh State-Changed-When: Sat Dec 4 21:56:59 UTC.
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BigSmoke » Enabling quota on a journalled ext3 file system on Debian
By halfgaar
Enabling quota on a journalled ext3 file system on Debian. By halfgaar | On December 04, 2010 at 21:12 | No comments |. Source. And a source for non- journalled quotas. aptitude install quota. Edit fstab to make the proper entry look ...
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