Closed linuxandos2 closed 1 year ago
Hi, what Linux distribution you are running? for Ubuntu/Debian you can install via apt.
For source code compiles by yourself, you have to install libntfs or ntfs3g-dev first, and enable ntfs before make command.
I just updated the wiki page for compile in Debian, please check here: https://github.com/Thomas-Tsai/partclone/wiki/Debian--Ubuntu#compile
Distrbution: Linux From Scratch. Installed ntfs-3g_ntfsprogs-2022.10.3 that installs Ntfs-3g and ntfsprogs
cool, so your should run ./configure --enable-ntfs
to test library and headers. After that, run make to compile and create partclone.ntfs.
I already ran ./configure --enable-ntfs. had to install ntfsprogs from the source. ntfs-3g_ntfsprogs-2022.10.3 from blfs seems to miss ntfsprogs. now partclone.ntfs is ok. cheers and thanks alot. closing
configure says: Support File System: fuse.......... no, ext2/3/4...... yes, 1.47.0 reiserfs...... no, reiser4....... no, xfs........... yes, build-in ntfs.......... yes, fat12/16/32... yes, build-in exfat......... yes, build-in hfs plus...... yes, build-in apfs.......... yes, build-in ufs .......... no, vmfs ......... no, jfs .......... no, btrfs......... yes, unknown minix......... yes, build-in f2fs.......... yes, build-in nilfs2.........no,
But partclone;ntfs is not build by make.