There is any equivalent for extFAT on Linux?

https://github.com/relan/exfat

>>61292793
That's a fuse. I'm looking for a real file system

F2fs

>>61293024
Just found about it on a weirdo wiki, I'll give it a try.
ty ;)

>>61293012
ext4

>>61293024
I use f2fs for the main filesystems on my laptop, because it's all SSD. It works great, fast and I never had any trouble with it.

>>61293012
https://github.com/dorimanx/exfat-nofuse

>>61293012
>That's a fuse.
So?

>I'm looking for a real file system
Friendly reminder that file systems on Windows are userspace drivers too.

>>61293199
>So?
It's not what I'm looking for.

>Friendly reminder that file systems on Windows are userspace drivers too.
I don't really care how Windows manages it but that's something that I didn't knew. I guess it's nice to know about it, thanks

>>61293199
>Friendly reminder that file systems on Windows are userspace drivers too.
>ntfs.sys
nah, windows doesn't have an API for user mode file systems, only dokan

https://github.com/piranna/exfat-nofuse