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On Mon, Mar 14, 2022 at 09:24:08AM +0100, Gottschalk wrote:
Hello Rich,
i installed the ReFS driver on a Testsystem.
But guestfish doesn't find the ReFS driver which is a Kernelmodul.
To mount a ReFS Partition i have to type the following command:
mount -t urefs /dev/sdb2 /mnt
Can you solve the problem?
There is probably a package of userspace tooling containing
'mount.urefs' and similar programs. You'll need to add that to the
libguestfs appliance, by adding the package name to
appliance/packagelist.in (if building from source) or
$libdir/guestfs/supermin.d/packages (if using the system libguestfs
package).
Note this will only work correctly if the userspace tooling is
packaged and installed as a distro package, ie. an RPM or .deb. If
they are doing stupid stuff then you'll need to list the files
separately in 'hostfiles' which is more complicated.
You can check whether or not the right tools get included in the
appliance using virt-rescue.
Rich.
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