ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

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TinCanFury
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ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

Post by TinCanFury »

It would be nice to be able to install the files required to allow for the mounting of more standard linux filesystems, like XFS.

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crazynas
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Re: ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

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Hi
ASUSTOR is base on linux base file system like ext2/ext3....
Why are you need xfs file systems?? :o
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Re: ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

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crazynas wrote:Hi
ASUSTOR is base on linux base file system like ext2/ext3....
Why are you need xfs file systems?? :o
because some people use linux on other machines with drives that are not ext2/3, and being able to mount them directly to the NAS would be great. adding support for these other file systems is easy since Asustor is already using linux.
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mafredri
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Re: ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

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What NAS do you have? I might be able to build you a module.

Anyway, you should leave a support request for ASUSTOR to add support for XFS mounting!
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Re: ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

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I have the AS5004T, I'll go onto the website and figure out how to do that. thanks!
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mafredri
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Re: ability to mount XFS and other standard linux file systems

Post by mafredri »

If you wish to try it out you can download the kernel module from here.

You will need to move it to your NAS and try to load it, like so:

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tar xvzf xfs.ko-x86_64.tar.gz
insmod xfs.ko
dmesg | tail
The dmesg is there to see what the kernel says when you try to load it.

NOTE I do not have a kernel config for the AS-50 series, this was based on the AS-60 kernel config. They use the same kernel version but I have no way of knowing if the configs are the same.

Cheers,
Mathias
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