Hi,
MacFUSE is not providing your ext2 support. It is a framework/kernel
component that other software uses to provide file system functionality.
You may be using fuse-ext2 or the older ext2fuse, which in turn uses
MacFUSE. Either way, MacFUSE itself is not the issue here.
If there are project-specific mailing lists for the ext2 solution that
you are using, then you would probably get more reasonable answers by
posting to those.
Alper Akcan's fuse-ext2 project is located here:
http://alperakcan.org/?open=projects&project=fuse-ext2
Regards,
- Erik
Jonathan wrote 2010-08-10 20.27:
I'm having the same problem, so if you come across a solution please
share.
On Aug 10, 12:48 pm, technosinner<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi. I can easily and flawlessly mount an ext2 drive (USB) on 10.5.8
with MacFuse 2.0.3, but there is no way I can get it to write. I've
looked and looked and can't find what's going on.
And unless I've missed something, ext2 is supposed to be R/W, right?
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