Massimiliano Ghilardi

That's your own shell, whose current directory is `/mnt` - nothing surprising. I hoped some process would turn up using `/mnt/efi`, but unluckily your `fuser -m /mnt/efi` reported a slightly...

Does `unset -f which` help?

Very good :) I was following the kernel mailing list [email protected], and after a lot of sustained traffic for NTFS3 technical discussion, last december it became very quiet - I...

I have upgraded my installation and tested conversion using the new NTFS3 driver. It's very fast, but it seems sparse files are **not** supported (!) Furthermore, the driver is already...

Ho @AnterCreeper, it could be nice, but I don't think it's technically very feasible: fsmove and fsremap (the two main back-end executables used by fstransform) are written in C++, while...

I agree it could be useful. Did you try fstransform to convert from/to F2FS? The only filesystem-dependent parts of the conversion are the various options passed `mkfs` and `fsck`, which...

I am not expert with docker - how do you access external devices/filesystems from inside it? I am asking because if a docker installation of fstransform can only access devices/filesystems...

That's an interesting idea, I did not know it was possible. Thanks

Can you post the contents of `fsattr/src/first.hh` ? It seems to be corrupted. Maybe you are trying to compile on some non-Unix system, or the sources are located on a...

Yes, the conversion xfs > xfs has been tested. Although maybe less extensively than other combinations. And you can pass arbitrary arguments to mkfs.xfs with ```shell fstransform --opts-mkfs='YOUR_XFS_OPTIONS' OTHER_OPTIONS_AND_ARGS ```...