anylinuxfs-0.4.0
BitLocker is now supported
- use your BitLocker recovery key as passphrase
NTFS default driver changed from ntfs3 to ntfs-3g
- this is done for better compatibility
- ntfs3 cannot mount NTFS drives from Windows systems which were hibernated or which have Fast Startup enabled
- ntfs-3g will fall back to read-only mount and issue a warning in this case
- ntfs3 will generally refuse to mount a drive if it has any filesystem errors
- using any unofficial tools like
ntfsfix
to clear dirty flag will not really fix those errors and can lead to further data corruption chkdsk
on Windows is the recommended way to fix NTFS errors- some users also have good experience with NTFS tools by Paragon (proprietary)
- ntfs3 can still be enabled by specifying
-t ntfs3
option when mounting - ntfs3 can provide significantly better performance (especially when writing)
- there are permission issues reported when using ntfs3 with Windows system drives
- specifically,
/Program Files
some folders within/Users
are read-only (see this reddit post for details)
- specifically,
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0