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    N810: How do I make an ext3 partition ?

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    skatebiker | # 1 | 2011-05-08, 08:45 | Report

    On the N810 I am missing the mkfs or mkfs.ext3 command.
    How can I reformat /media/mmc2 to ext3 ?

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    skatebiker | # 2 | 2011-05-08, 10:24 | Report

    UPDATE:

    I found e2fstools which I installed with apt-get.

    Now I got my mmc2 to ext3.

    The only problem is that it cannot be mounted on a Mac (10.6+MacFuse+ExtFS) or Linux (11.04) . The Linux tells in "dmesg | tail" that it is 'not journaled'. Is it required that ext3 is jounaled to mount on a Mac or Linux ?

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    fragos | # 3 | 2011-05-09, 02:37 | Report

    Can you format to ext2 which doesn't have a journal and is mountable on Linux? I use ext2 for SD cards so file permissions are maintained.

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    skatebiker | # 4 | 2011-05-09, 08:04 | Report

    @Fragos:

    I already resolved it. During reformat to ext3 I forgot to reboot the device before executing mkfs.ext3.
    After a second attempt everyting worked fine and both Mac OS (+MacFUSE 2.1.9) and Linux accepted MMC2 as an external USB file system when connected to the N810.

    See this:

    http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72875

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