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  1. So today I tired #mkfs.btrfs and this works. I was using #gparted, which can’t create #encrypted file systems and so I created a blank (cleared) one, used #cryptsetup to create the #encryption on the device, and then created the brtrfs file system.

    #GNU #FreeSoftware

  2. So today I tired #mkfs.btrfs and this works. I was using #gparted, which can’t create #encrypted file systems and so I created a blank (cleared) one, used #cryptsetup to create the #encryption on the device, and then created the brtrfs file system.

    #GNU #FreeSoftware

  3. So today I tired #mkfs.btrfs and this works. I was using #gparted, which can’t create #encrypted file systems and so I created a blank (cleared) one, used #cryptsetup to create the #encryption on the device, and then created the brtrfs file system.

    #GNU #FreeSoftware

  4. So today I tired #mkfs.btrfs and this works. I was using #gparted, which can’t create #encrypted file systems and so I created a blank (cleared) one, used #cryptsetup to create the #encryption on the device, and then created the brtrfs file system.

    #GNU #FreeSoftware

  5. So today I tired #mkfs.btrfs and this works. I was using #gparted, which can’t create #encrypted file systems and so I created a blank (cleared) one, used #cryptsetup to create the #encryption on the device, and then created the brtrfs file system.

    #GNU #FreeSoftware

  6. Anyway, I was having big issues with trying to create an #EXT4 file system and the same problem was occurring on multiple devices, indicating that it wasn’t the device that was at fault and I concluded that it must be something to do with #mkfs.ext4.

  7. Anyway, I was having big issues with trying to create an #EXT4 file system and the same problem was occurring on multiple devices, indicating that it wasn’t the device that was at fault and I concluded that it must be something to do with #mkfs.ext4.

  8. Anyway, I was having big issues with trying to create an #EXT4 file system and the same problem was occurring on multiple devices, indicating that it wasn’t the device that was at fault and I concluded that it must be something to do with #mkfs.ext4.

  9. Anyway, I was having big issues with trying to create an #EXT4 file system and the same problem was occurring on multiple devices, indicating that it wasn’t the device that was at fault and I concluded that it must be something to do with #mkfs.ext4.

  10. Anyway, I was having big issues with trying to create an #EXT4 file system and the same problem was occurring on multiple devices, indicating that it wasn’t the device that was at fault and I concluded that it must be something to do with #mkfs.ext4.

  11. Hello tout le monde,

    Je cherche à comprendre un truc.
    J'ai buy un rpi4 ou je voudrais lui coller un ssd M.2 via usb3 comme rootfs (pour en faire ma station, pas besoin de plus)

    Mais quand je fais un mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda2 (ou via gparted pour test avec les options qui vont avec)

    J'ai systématiquement apres 6min25 +/- un :
    error input/output while writing out and closing file system.

    Du coup, le port claque mais je vois pas de fix sur le net...

    Merci d'avance ;)

    #help #rpi #ssd #mkfs

  12. Hello tout le monde,

    Je cherche à comprendre un truc.
    J'ai buy un rpi4 ou je voudrais lui coller un ssd M.2 via usb3 comme rootfs (pour en faire ma station, pas besoin de plus)

    Mais quand je fais un mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda2 (ou via gparted pour test avec les options qui vont avec)

    J'ai systématiquement apres 6min25 +/- un :
    error input/output while writing out and closing file system.

    Du coup, le port claque mais je vois pas de fix sur le net...

    Merci d'avance ;)

    #help #rpi #ssd #mkfs

  13. Create partitions using fdisk tool for any SD card or USB drive. Build a file system in those partitions. In this tutorial we create two partitions, the first one with fat32 filesystem and the second one with ext4 filesystem.
    nayab.xyz/linux-tools/partitio