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trying to build ufs filesystem on macOS - failing #46
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The ufs example file system is really old and has not seen an update in 7 years. If you get it to work I'll happily accept a pull request, but I don't have the time or resources to maintain the file system. |
@bfleischer Ok, thanks for looking. Sadly that's above my pay grade. I'm going to punt and just try to run it in an Ubuntu20 x64 VM. 😞 |
Ah crap. This was my last hope at accessing an old OpenBSD drive with most of my early-2000s blogging on it. |
@bixfrankonis could it help you if you use |
Alas, no, because I don't have room to dd a 300GB drive. |
@bixfrankonis I saw on your website that you have an Amazon wishlist. If you can find a decent 1 TB SSD or a 4 TB HDD, that fits your computer, on Amazon and which does not cost more than about $75 USD like for example this one https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-IronWolf-Internal-Hard-Drive/dp/B09NHV3CK9/ and you add it to your Amazon wishlist I will order it for you and then you will be able to |
@luckman212 I just created a pull request: #51 |
@cklein Thank you. To be honest it's been a long time and I've forgotten how I set up my build environment. When I tried just now cloning the repo and checking out your PR, I failed to compile it, missing some lib:
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I freshly installed macfuse today,
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This repository contains legacy demo file systems that are unmaintained. Therefore I'm closing the issue. Please refer to https://github.com/macfuse/demo for maintained demo file systems. |
I'm trying to build the
ufs
filesystem for use on macOS. My Mac is running 12.1 Monterey (ARM) and has Xcode 13.2.1This is what I get, anyone got any idea how to fix this or if it's even fixable?
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