openbsd : write ntfs/ext4

hd99

Hi guys,

just to get help to be able to read/Write some partitions regarding my window/mint installations :

*for ntfs, Im able to mount/read it, but not to write it (I have lot of data to modify, whom I'd like to be able to do it under openbsd)

*for ext4, as Iread on the internt (lot of reddit posts, instead of bsd forums) that it's just ext2 with some journalisation, unfortunately when I try (and need) to mount them :

mount -r /dev/sd0l /mnt/1

mount_ffs: /dev/sd0l on /mnt/1: Invalid argument

so I will need your help, your lights to smile of modify ext4/ntfs from my openbsd in my quest of being a puffy laptop user 😃

I thank you vm <3

rvp

hd99 For NTFS RW you could try ntfs-3g; for ext4 (RO) maybe fuse-ext2.

However, I strongly urge you to keep a separate, dedicated partition (ext2, vfat) for any shared RW storage. As the fuse-ext2 man-page warns: Even though write support is available, please do not mount your filesystems with write support unless you have nothing to lose.