Ernesto Fernández

Hi. Case sensitivity shouldn't be a problem and any blocksize should be fine as long as it's smaller than a Linux page. That said, the module has only been tested...

> true https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1016770 @alexmyczko That looks like a separate issue, and it should have been fixed a couple of weeks ago. I guess the package is outdated? It says 20220214...

@mefsaal The debian patch seems to have made a mistake with the version checks, and it would break the build for 5.18. For instance, `mpage_read_folio()` was only added for 5.19.

That's weird. Any output on dmesg?

2TB is not that big, that message is intended for containers above 7 TB or so. Did you say that you used my mkfs? The problem is most likely over...

I just pushed a patch to the mkfs, when you can let me know if it fixed your problem. One thing you should know: large containers above 1.4Tb or so...

@alexmyczko Thanks for your effort, it would be nice to see this packaged for Debian. I don't have any experience with that, but let me know if I can help....

> Do I need to use the [apfsprogs](https://github.com/linux-apfs/apfsprogs) tools as well to enable write support? No, you need to use the readwrite mount option. The README explains it, but be...

> ``` > ***@***.***:~$ sudo mount -o readwrite /dev/sda2 /mnt > [sudo] password for aditya: > mount: /mnt: WARNING: source write-protected, mounted read-only. > ``` This doesn't seem to be...

> No it doesn't have a physical switch What do you get if you run `blockdev --getro /dev/sda2`? I think you'll get a 1, which means read-only. I don't know...