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Read-Only Apple File-System Support Is Being Worked On For The Linux Kernel (APFS)
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostPaying for 2 USB drives to keep 2 OSes is many orders of magnitude cheaper and 100% guaranteed to work than any kind of filesystem driver development, seriously wtf are you thinking. THey are not going to be coding in C# or java where you can whip up some crappy hack in 10 minutes.
Also they might want to use one system in order to only have to pay for one license, not have to learn multiple OS, or because desire to use one disk cloning tool instead of different ones on different platforms, unless there is a cross-platform one.
File systems are written in C, not C# or Java.
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostYou might not want to run the OS off a USB drive or mount the file systems off a real OS. You might want to mount it under virtualization.
Linux is a real OS so making a Linux driver would still mean that you are mounting it with a real OS.
Also they might want to use one system in order to only have to pay for one license,
not have to learn multiple OS,
or because desire to use one disk cloning tool instead of different ones on different platforms, unless there is a cross-platform one.
File systems are written in C, not C# or Java.
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