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NinjaCyborg
Is there a tool to convert an existing FFS partition to SFS?
Posted on: 2021/1/1 9:33    #1
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Without wiping the data that it?
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Raziel
Re: Is there a tool to convert an existing FFS partition to SFS?
Posted on: 2021/1/1 9:37    #2
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Nope, sorry.

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NinjaCyborg
Re: Is there a tool to convert an existing FFS partition to SFS?
Posted on: 2021/1/1 9:48    #3
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ah shame i vaguely remember the original 68k version had such a tool but probably back in the version 1.0 days. or that might have been pfs or one of the others.
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Re: Is there a tool to convert an existing FFS partition to SFS?
Posted on: 2021/1/1 23:33    #4
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Definitely PFS...i used that one myself over the course of some years...until it grew older and showed its age, with no more updates, and went back to ffs2.

I vaguely remember some kind of tool which let you do such convert...but only from ffs to PFS and vice-versa.

Don't have the software (cd) anymore, so can't check.

Then again, it might have been a fever dream and I'm mixing it up with my first steps on windows filesystems...
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