I'm trying to mount an external APFS formatted usb hard drive with the current git version on a fully updated manjaro.
Here is what happens when I try to mount it:
sudo apfs-fuse -d 255 -o allow_other /dev/sdd2 pmount
[sudo] password di giovanni:
Device /dev/sdd2 opened. Size is 4000443057664
Mounting xid different from NXSB at 0 (xid = 10330). xid = 11398
Mounting xid 11398
omap: oid=1027 xid=11398 flags=0 size=0 paddr=1027
omap: oid=1029 xid=11398 flags=0 size=0 paddr=1029
Unable to get volume!
The external hard drive is actually used as a time machine backup drive as well, that's the only strange thing that comes up to my mind about it. It is not encrypted nor locked. Why is apfs-fuse unable to mount it?
@giovariot, try the -v option starting with 0 and counting up until the correct container is mounted. Otherwise, apfsutil <device> command can show all available containers.
See this closed issue.
I'm trying to mount an external APFS formatted usb hard drive with the current git version on a fully updated manjaro.
Here is what happens when I try to mount it:
The external hard drive is actually used as a time machine backup drive as well, that's the only strange thing that comes up to my mind about it. It is not encrypted nor locked. Why is
apfs-fuse
unable to mount it?Thanks in advance