How to disable journeling on an hfs+ HDD in Ubuntu?
without using a mac
ubuntu hfs journaling journaled
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without using a mac
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PatrickPatrick
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journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41
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without using a mac
ubuntu hfs journaling journaled
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PatrickPatrick
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without using a mac
ubuntu hfs journaling journaled
ubuntu hfs journaling journaled
asked Dec 22 '09 at 0:00
PatrickPatrick
1112
asked Dec 22 '09 at 0:00
PatrickPatrick
1112
asked Dec 22 '09 at 0:00
PatrickPatrick
1112
asked Dec 22 '09 at 0:00
PatrickPatrick
1112
asked Dec 22 '09 at 0:00
PatrickPatrick
1112
1112
1
journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41
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journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41
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1
journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41
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I was only able to find a couple of programs written in C for this. Here are a couple of links to start you in the right direction:
- http://dmunsie.wordpress.com/code/hacks/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1420673- Forum post about this, looks like it's what you're looking for
To compile a c program, do this:
gcc program.c where program.c is the file that you want to compile.
You'll probably need the build-essential package in ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Remember- make sure to back up any important information before messing with stuff, especially before you use code you find on the internet
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I was only able to find a couple of programs written in C for this. Here are a couple of links to start you in the right direction:
- http://dmunsie.wordpress.com/code/hacks/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1420673- Forum post about this, looks like it's what you're looking for
To compile a c program, do this:
gcc program.c where program.c is the file that you want to compile.
You'll probably need the build-essential package in ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Remember- make sure to back up any important information before messing with stuff, especially before you use code you find on the internet
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I was only able to find a couple of programs written in C for this. Here are a couple of links to start you in the right direction:
- http://dmunsie.wordpress.com/code/hacks/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1420673- Forum post about this, looks like it's what you're looking for
To compile a c program, do this:
gcc program.c where program.c is the file that you want to compile.
You'll probably need the build-essential package in ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Remember- make sure to back up any important information before messing with stuff, especially before you use code you find on the internet
answered Apr 2 '11 at 16:02
beatgammitbeatgammit
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I was only able to find a couple of programs written in C for this. Here are a couple of links to start you in the right direction:
- http://dmunsie.wordpress.com/code/hacks/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1420673- Forum post about this, looks like it's what you're looking for
To compile a c program, do this:
gcc program.c where program.c is the file that you want to compile.
You'll probably need the build-essential package in ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Remember- make sure to back up any important information before messing with stuff, especially before you use code you find on the internet
answered Apr 2 '11 at 16:02
beatgammitbeatgammit
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I was only able to find a couple of programs written in C for this. Here are a couple of links to start you in the right direction:
- http://dmunsie.wordpress.com/code/hacks/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1420673- Forum post about this, looks like it's what you're looking for
To compile a c program, do this:
gcc program.c where program.c is the file that you want to compile.
You'll probably need the build-essential package in ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Remember- make sure to back up any important information before messing with stuff, especially before you use code you find on the internet
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journelling is a function of the filesystem. it's either a case of a) can disable with a mount option, or b) can't disable under linux without reformatting the partition.
– quack quixote
Dec 22 '09 at 0:09
I hope that, if you find a solution, you come back here to answer this. :P
– cregox
Feb 19 '10 at 23:41