Closed gerrydoro closed 3 years ago
Hi, this is written in the README.
People on v5.7 kernel or higher can just use the bundled exFAT drivers.
People on v5.4+ are highly recommended to use this drivers.
You can just use the included driver from the kernel. If the kernel doesn't have an exfat driver(which I highly doubt), ask the raspi developers to just enable it.
It should be quite trivial.
Hi @arter97 and thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately, the RaspberryPi kernel mainline is compiled without the exFAT driver.
I learned that I can build by myself the rPi kernel adding the driver, but I will lose the ability to "automatically be up-to-date" via apt upgrade
(it would replace my kernel, or not upgrade it at all I guess)
I'm gonna try to make some modification to your project and maybe if I manage to find a solution, I will send you a pull request.
Wish me the best 🤞
P.S.: The RaspberryPi foundation will add the exFAT support to the next major release of their OS. If I will fail, I just have to wait for a new RaspberryPi OS 😅
Hi @arter97 I just created the pull request! #35 I didn't imagine it was so easy to do 😂 Thank you very much for your support! Now you can support Linux ≥5.8.0!
I used the PPA for 20.04 (
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/arter97/exfat-linux/ubuntu focal main
) then i launchedsudo apt install exfat-dkms
and this happenedThis is the
make.log
file contentThank you for your support!