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Ext4 support? #7
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The bootloader supports all filesystems with EFI drivers. I'm not sure if they have to support writes. If not, rEFInd includes a collection of several RO EFI filesystem drivers, including ext4. |
Note that ReactOS includes an incomplete ext4 driver that can be booted from with some patches to other parts of the system. As ReactOS's btrfs driver is a port of WinBtrfs, perhaps the reverse could be done? |
Ah, there's https://github.com/matt-wu/Ext3Fsd which has complete support for ext2 and partial support for ext3/ext4. I'm not sure if even ext2 supports enough Windows features to boot from, though. You could try it with an ext2 filesystem and rEFInd's ext2 driver? |
@leo60228 is correct. Booting from ext4 might well work already, but the issues are whether the EFI driver is good enough (which it probably is), and whether the Windows driver is good enough (which it probably isn't). @leo60228 - calling ReactOS's version of my driver a "port" is stretching it a bit - they've just commented out bits of the code that don't work yet on their system. |
Hello! HDD 120GB = 2 GB FAT16 + 109,6 GB EXT4 base partition; Can you help me? |
Windows 11 isn't yet supported. |
here's a complete EXT4 driver for windows: |
Hi, thank you for this projet!
I wanted to ask if a Ext4 support is plan and if I can help with that ? In a dual boot with Linux cenario, even if btrfs is already a good alternative to ntfs.
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