apfs-fuse

apfs-fuse copied to clipboard

Reading apfs partition from ssd: Failed to load checkpoint map

3

Hi, I am trying to salvage my wife's data from her Macbook Pro's ssd. I think it has APFS (at least I can't use hfsplus as a mount option and...

freekvh

gcc-c++ is not a package on debian/ubuntu. Also libfuse3-dev makes sure that the fuse3 header file is installed.

satmandu

Hi, thanks for your great project. Let me help a bit with some warning removal. There was no bug, just some signed/unsigned, or downcast that has to be made explicit...

jief666

"Unable to get volume!" because I mutilated the fusion drive

5

So I had a slip while juggling around data and accidentally did a `diskutil eraseDisk` on the HDD of a Fusion drive. I immediately Ctrl+Ced, while diskutil was still unmounting...

Crazor

Write support for custom builds?

3

While write-support is not there by defalt for obvious reasons, is it possible to (easily implement) build it with write-support enabled? Or maybe in light of Apple opening (parts of?)...

hyiltiz

Failed to load checkpoint map

1

Hi, the tool is failing to mount a dd image of an APFS volume with the following output and error message: apfs-fuse -s offset -d 255 image.dd mount_point image.dd opened....

vaishnavmurthy

Segmentation fault when reading from the mounted apfs-fuse filsystem

3

I am recovering the content of my /Users directory from a boot disk with APFS from an old iMac 2011 that died. I mounted the disk on a Linux workstation...

federunix

Fixes this compilation error: ``` /home/class/apfs-fuse2/apfs-fuse/3rdparty/lzfse/src/lzfse_fse.h:564:3: error: ‘for’ loop initial declarations are only allowed in C99 mode for (int i = 0; i < table_size; i++) { ^ /home/class/apfs-fuse2/apfs-fuse/3rdparty/lzfse/src/lzfse_fse.h:564:3: note:...

ydkhatri

with these changes, I was able to build this fuse driver under macOS 10.13. The variables are defined in /usr/include/sys/stat.h as defines and this collides with the enum in this...

dlemper

Can't mount by UUID

2

I don't know whether this should work or not, but I can't get the drive to mount either on the command line or in fstab using UUID= ``` bash-4.4$ sudo...

nigelterry