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fuse-ext2 is a ext2 filesystem support for fuse. it's main purpose is to mount the linux drives on mac osx using mac-fuse.this is a bug fix release;

Changelog:

Thu 24 Dec 2009 14:40:10 EET
- version 0.0.7

Tue 03 Nov 2009 04:02:06 AM EEST
- get device volume name in probe stage. now diskutil shows volume name
on device bar, as a result device mount point is created as
'/Volumes/${volume_name}'.
- supports mac osx 10.6 in compatibility mode.... read more

fuse-ext2 is a ext2 filesystem support for fuse. it's main purpose is to mount the linux drives on mac osx using mac-fuse.

this is a feature release which enables file sizes > 4Gb, and includes a PreferencePane for MAC OSX enabling update check/update/install/uninstall.

also this release includes several enhancements for write access since the project is now merged with Renzo Davoli's fuseext2 project. we now continue the development under fuse-ext2 project, and we are so excited to announce the first release after the merge.... read more

Changelog for this release;

Wed 3 Jun 2009 07:09:27 PM EEST
- version 0.0.5
- updated authors file
- minor directory changes

Tue 2 Jun 2009 05:04:49 PM EEST
- big/little endian support for universal build

Tue 2 Jun 2009 00:39:06 AM EEST
- upgrade to e2fsprogs 1.41.5
- added mke2fs for disk format
- added format support to diskutil

Wed 27 May 2009 03:11:38 AM EEST
- 10.4 tiger build instructions added to README
- added /usr/local/[lib,include] to fuse-ext2
compile flags.

fuse-ext2 is a ext2 filesystem support for fuse. it's main purpose is to mount the linux drives on mac osx using mac-fuse.

this is a feature release for enabling label support. thanks to, Dave Vasilevsky's e2labels patch.

Cheers!

Minor stability issues solved, including loosing connection while browsing.

with fuse-ext2 version 0.0.2 you will be able to automount linux partitions with mac osx.

ChangeLog:

Mon 09 Feb 2009 04:42:51 PM EET
- version 0.0.2
- better read support
- simple write support
- mac osx file system bundle support
- mac osx automount support