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Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 16:40:46 No. 621322

>use gparted on arch to format new hard drive, use ext4, transfer files from old drive
>install drive in my server running ubuntu 20.04 LTS
>server can't mount the drive cause unsupported optional features lol

i had to track down whatever flag was causing this, plug the drive back into my arch system in order to disable it, and then plug it back into my server

why is this acceptable? why something that should be completely straightforward like partitioning a drive using the default linux file system able to cause compatibility issues like this?

if i just used ntfs nothing like that would ever happen
why is linux so shit whatmin?

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 16:57:01 No.621323

i use arch btw

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 16:57:52 No.621324

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So TLDR you enabled an ext4 feature that did not yet exist in the kernel shipped with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

Idk what you want me to say, fuck Linux?

>if i just used ntfs nothing like that would ever happen
NTFS only got an upstream kernel driver a few years ago. Before that it was userspace based FUSE driver.

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 17:00:25 No.621325

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I've really been thinking about going back to Gentoo.

I want a 300 package system where I disable USE flags for everything (this disables stuff at compile time, thus not needing to install as dependency)

Thanks for asking

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 17:05:45 No.621327

>>621324
i did not enable anything, i just created an ext4 partition in gparted without changing any of the settings
my ntfs comment was that i could format a drive as ntfs and it would be read writable on win98

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 17:59:54 No.621332

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you can easily compile malware using mingw-w64 to bypass traditional antivirus on windows

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 18:16:12 No.621333

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>>621332
holy shit this dude is an haxxor

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 19:36:40 No.621338

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huh? dating advice? that's easy start with a compliment then most abruptly move on to operating systems and distributions

make sure you wear the rubber ;)

Anonymous 05/11/24 (Sat) 19:38:48 No.621340

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