Completely unrelated to my last issue, I was wondering from a technical standpoint, what is the difference between fuse-ext2 and fuse2fs (which is part of e2fsprogs). Is fuse2fs lacking certain functionality? I'd originally come to fuse-ext2 searching for a way to read an ext4 filesystem with 64k sector size (and it worked btw, thx!), but on closer examination, fuse2fs can do that too.
Completely unrelated to my last issue, I was wondering from a technical standpoint, what is the difference between fuse-ext2 and fuse2fs (which is part of e2fsprogs). Is fuse2fs lacking certain functionality? I'd originally come to fuse-ext2 searching for a way to read an ext4 filesystem with 64k sector size (and it worked btw, thx!), but on closer examination, fuse2fs can do that too.