thanks for the reply and clarifications. much appreciated.
after reading the reply i went back and checked the disk.
on amd64 Linux and OpenBSD fdisk shows the GPT properly.
(output of Linux fdisk)
Disk /dev/sdc: 235.58 GiB, 252933308416 bytes, 494010368 sectors
Disk model: SSD-PEU3
Units:
No, it has to do with disklabel placement.
It will work if the ext2fs filesystem is listed as a MBR partition,
but not if it is only listed as a disklabel entry.
But after that, you potentially have other issues... we do not make
promises about filesystem compatibility between architectures.
Short version:
Looks like something's wrong either with your hardware or
software: I have the same computer, with OBSD 6.5 installed, and no
problems mounting thumbs - maybe try another thumb, or recreate the
ext2 partition, or use a stable OBSD, instead of current ...
Here on macppc:
The disklabel sector is a not a machine-independent format, and it
moves between different sectors on some machines.
You'll find we make no promises about this type of disk-portability.
MBR or GPT label? Yes.
Our own disklabels, unfortunately not.
rgci...@disroot.org wrote:
> dear all,
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