NTFS-3G FUSE Driver Sees First New Release In Four Years
Posted by anh0516@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 10 comments
Posted by anh0516@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 10 comments
Kevin_Kofler@reddit
Looks like Tuxera is foreseeing their userbase completely evaporating with the new in-kernel NTFS driver and trying to save what can be saved by updating both the NTFS-3G FUSE driver and the NTFS3 kernel driver. But I think it is too little too late.
WhoDoYou24@reddit
Does the new in-kernel driver have a utility such as ntfsfix? That is the only program which helped to clear bad sectors of an NTFS drive in Linux.
Kevin_Kofler@reddit
The kernel driver itself, of course not, because this kind of utilities belongs in userspace. But the developer of the updated NTFS kernel driver has a fork of the ntfsprogs from NTFS-3G: https://github.com/ntfsprogs-plus/ntfsprogs-plus that has an actual
ntfsckthat claims to be able to fix much more problems thanntfsfixdoes:God_Hand_9764@reddit
Why would you not update a thing in 4 years and then give a crap if people stop using it?
Seems kind of strange to me... but yeah I think that's a wrap for this driver.
w2qw@reddit
NTFS3 and NTFS-3G are both developed by companies that provide commercial NTFS implementations.
JockstrapCummies@reddit
Just Tuxera Things™
Dwedit@reddit
When will it have the compression plugin built-in? It's a pain that most distros don't automatically provide it. Hats off to Fedora for automatically providing it.
garywilli@reddit
We can use NTFS compression on Fedora? I didn't know that
Dwedit@reddit
It's read-only on Linux.
Heavy_Boss_1467@reddit
Changes:
errnostate when encounteringNULLin strings.libfuse2.8 or higher is used.libdldependency when building without external plugins.malloc/sscanfreturn value checks.https://github.com/tuxera/ntfs-3g/releases/tag/2026.2.25