Porteus

Try via /etc/rc.d/rc.local

beny,
Well now it's clear, ntfs3 can only be built for the latest Kernel.

Thanks.

Blaze,
I am unable to build the ntfs3 kernel module on Porteus RC2.
Maybe this is related to the crippled_ sources that you created.
NTFS3 Kernel Module

Update: ntfs3 can only be built for the latest Kernel

Thanks.

beny wrote: ↑

16 Sep 2020, 14:13

seem all done so we need a whole kernel source or the kernel header....

Probably requires complete Kernel headers.
Can you do it, thanks.

beny wrote: ↑

16 Sep 2020, 08:26

I need a source code for the paragon ntfs driver seem that arch have a privileged link to it.

Here https://dropmefiles.com/qouGh

beny wrote: ↑

15 Sep 2020, 20:37

i have done the package in arch via yaourt and is different from the one i have build /var/lib/dkms/ntfs3/kernel-5.8.8-zen1-1-zen-x86_64/module/ntfs3.ko.xz

Can you build it for Porteus 5.0 RC2

@beny,
ntfs3 is not ntfs-3g
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page= ... NTFS-Linux

Does anyone can build NTFS3 kernel module for Porteus 5.0 RC2 https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ntfs3-dkms/
I have tried but always failed.

Thanks.

neko,
However ov.act.sh and ov.deact.sh are great scripts, they do a pretty good job.

Even with ov.act.sh and ov.deact.sh (with a few modifications) it allows me to activate Porteus modules (google-chrome.xzm, opera.xzm and onlyoffice.xzm) on my Ubuntu system.

Thanks.

Arleson wrote: ↑

07 Sep 2020, 02:07

No. The problem is not performance, but the correct work ...

Is it working correctly on other distro?

neko,
The following is a serious issue (not related to persistence mode).

a.xzm containing '/opt/bin/a'
b.xzm containing '/opt/bin/b'

@Arleson,
Have you ever used swap file on NTFS partition in other distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Arch or whatever) and it has good performance.

neko,
I have tried it and the results have been explained in my previous post.

Why are the results different with you?

neko,
Activating modules in persistence mode is works fine.

But we have to deactivate the modules before shutdown/reboot to restore them to their original state (removing symlinks and .act.new.* and restore .act.org.* to original name).

Thanks.

neko, If I have '/bin/foo' (located inside a persistent device) then I activate a module which also contains '/bin/foo' will that overwrite (ln -sf) '/bin/foo'? Update: That will rename '/bin/foo' to '/bin/.act.org.foo' Don't forget to deactivate that module before shutdown/reboot to restore '/bin/....