Still seems to be an issue in modern Ubuntu 18.04.4 bionic LTS. The
upstream Apple source for HFS+ projects can be found here:
https://opensource.apple.com/source/hfs/
https://opensource.apple.com/source/diskdev_cmds/
Debian package for hfsprogs seems woefully out of date (based on macOS
10.4
Is there any way to get the driver (Ubuntu 13.10 saucy / Kernel
3.13-rc1) without having to compile it myself?
tia
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Just updated for kernel 3.11 api I should be uploading new packing within
the week. These are actually source packages which dkms compiles and
installs. Any system with at least kernel 3.2 should be able to use any
package.
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Its reasonably stable only journaling aspects are different from
mainline. Also I have attempted to fix problems with drivers bigger than
four TB the would result in corruption of the file system. The fix came
from an a proposal the upstream mailing list a while back not sure where
things went
Is there any recommended torture test for this or is it pretty solid at
the moment? I'll be getting a new MacBook Pro to play with that I'll
make sure can triple boot and can test this with.
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Does it support writing a journal or does it still deactivate journaling
after replaying?
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On May 14, 2013 10:06 AM, Ali i_h...@mac.com wrote:
Does it support writing a journal or does it still deactivate journaling
after replaying?
It has full read/write support for journaling. I updated the code from an
abandoned project to work with the new kernel ABI. Don't remember who was
Does anyone here have access to reopen
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/5878/ ?
Every time someone posts a request for HFS+ Journaled on brainstorm, it
gets marked as a duplicate of this 'implemented' feature.
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Actually the driver for this is ready for testing. If there's no issues I'm
going to see about getting the code into the kernel. Currently this is a
dkms module with its own repository. At https://launchpad.net/hfsplusdkms.
It should work with kernel 3.0-3.8
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I've have created a project page at https://launchpad.net/hfsplusdkms
release notes and source tar balls will be posted there. Please report
issues there. Also the package for precise should work for quantal and
oneiric as well.
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Quantal and oneiric can now build the dkms module. The kernel version is
detected at compile time using #if conditions the adjust for abi
changes. All users of the module also get driver support for blessing
hfs+ volumes to mark them bootable. This was intruded by mainline in
kernel 3.5. The new
Probably didn't compile there's been a a few ABI changes. I'll try to
get a oneiric copy up soon.
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I would be able to test it if you make oneiric packages, I installed the
one for precise in your ppa and it still wouldn't mount rw (even after a
restart and trying to mount it using the mount command).
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Source packages for the driver are now on my ppa.
ppa:reeves-87/hfsplus-dkms
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I have upload source code to https://code.launchpad.net/~reeves-87/+junk
/hfsplus-dkms. It does not currently journal the drive once its mounted
but will init/replay the existing journal as needed. The mount is
read/write by default. The source has support for dkms but should as
part of the kernel
I have working test driver that can detect an empty journal on mount
read/write in this case but without journaling support. I also found
complete but not yet fully tested code for fully supporting hfs+
journaling http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.file-systems/56609. I
haven't even compiled
That is great Michael! If you need any testers let me know. I am sure we
will be dealing with Macs for a long time to come and this would be a
huge asset to the GNU/Linux toolbox!
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Good to know Michael. This could be a pretty huge feature for Mac
converts who want to test out the waters. I have a bunch of Mac drives I
used for lots of stuff over the past 3-4 years and as a former mac user,
that was my strategy. I have since switched full on to Ubuntu and am
planning on
I actually haven't been doing much with it. I have started putting code
in place to at least tell if the journal is empty or not. This would be
the first step. I'll put up a code patch for this first. I haven't yet
read the specs for actually recording and re-playing transactions. The
fallowing
Michael, did you make any progress on this?
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patch withdrawn.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Patch removed: Mount read/write default patch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/49052/+attachment/1748846/+files/supper.diff
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Actually I just got an e-mail out. I'll let you know when I hear more.
I'm go to leave the default alone until journaled hfs+ is supported
properly. This way we get a complete resolution to the issue.
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Did you get in contact with upstream Micheal?
What did they say?
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Sadly there is not much I can do.
Here is a link to the specification of HFS+ (since this bug is marked as
incomplete).
http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#technotes/tn/tn1150.html
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Michael,
The MAINTAINERS file lists the following contacts for fs/hfsplus, I
would suggest asking them:
Frederic Weisbecker fweis...@gmail.com
Tejun Heo t...@kernel.org
Al Viro v...@zeniv.linux.org.uk
Christoph Hellwig h...@lst.de
Arnd Bergmann a...@arndb.de
linux-ker...@vger.kernel.org
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@michael -- changing that default sounds pretty dangerous to me, I note
that using the force option you can override this an mount them if you
wish; which seems like an appropriate default to me. Is there a reason
that this is not acceptable? The kernel team is unlikely to be happy
changing that
@Andy Whitcroft Now that I'm thinking about it I don't know why I
changed it in the first place. I'm going to get in touch with the
upstream maintain about actually getting journaled hfsplus support
implemented. Where can I find contact information?
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I have no idea why this was marked as implemented because it isn't. Also I
don't know why they aren't mounted read/write non-journeled by default in light
of Apple's own documentation at http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2355:
Journaled file system is part of a set of incremental enhancements to
I have no idea why this was marked as implemented because it isn't. Also I
don't know why they aren't mounted read/write non-journeled by default in light
of Apple's own documentation at support.apple.com/kb/ht2355:
Journaled file system is part of a set of incremental enhancements to the
This patch does not implement journaling but switches the driver to
mount such volumes read/write by default. As Apple's own documentation
explicitly states there is no danger in this beyond what is created by
disabling journaling.
** Patch added: Mount read/write default patch
** Tags added: patch
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I think it would be very worth it to spend some effort on this--
currently the only journalled filesystem writable by all three major
OSes is NTFS. If we could have this on Linux, it would make for a second
one. (and one that's slightly unix-friendlier)
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Ubuntu Brainstorm says this was implemented in April 10'.
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/5878/
I have installed hfsplus hfsutil hfsprogs and libhfsp0 and I have had no
luck getting a Journaled HFS+ filesystem to let me write on it.
I am running the latest beta of Meerkat.
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AFAIK, the hfsplus driver hasn't been updated since 2 years (the
developer didn't work on it since), so I guess we're still stuck with
read-only HFS+, or forced to disable journalling on the HFS filesys
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@laelfrog: this bug is not Ubuntu-specific at all; the author of the code
(Roman ZIppel) probably wrote that warning because he was not sure that the
code is safe when writing on a journaled partition. The problem is writing on
the journal - you can disable journaling on the FS, which decreases
This bug is still present in Lucid Lynx.
Why isn't read/write hfsplus on a journaled partition enabled by
default? Why wouldn't you 'force'? What about it is risky?
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Any other activity for this bugs ? I'm wondering if we can just tell the
user about the 'warning' of journaling ans let him click 'force' button
to force mounting the file system.
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