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User and group mount options for ext filesystemsUser and group mount options for ext filesystemsPosted May 22, 2012 10:36 UTC (Tue) by Jonno (subscriber, #49613)Parent article: User and group mount options for ext filesystems
I use ext3 on removable media simply because vfat is not an option (4 GiB limit), and ext2fsd on Windows works better than ntfs3g on Linux.
On those drives, permission bits are just a bother. For now I simply do chown and chmod recursively every time I mount on Linux, but this feature would make things much simpler.
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User and group mount options for ext filesystems Posted May 31, 2012 16:45 UTC (Thu) by nye (guest, #51576) [Link]
>ext2fsd on Windows works better than ntfs3g on Linux
I haven't used ext2fsd in *years*, and back then it had a tendency to cause a BSoD not infrequently, but what problems have you had with ntfs3g? I've always found it to be utterly dependable, and pretty fast besides.
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