On 03/04/2016 11:44 AM, Rick Stevens wrote:
I'd agree with this. HFS+ is a journaled filesystem. Support for the journaling is fairly new to Linux and there may be some oopsies. In the past it wasn't even writable under Linux--you had to disable journaling on the filesystem on a Mac, then you could mount it RW on Linux. That's not the case now.
If so, you probably want to use it as read often, write rarely. If you need to make frequent changes, put a copy on a different filesystem that's formatted with something Linux handles better, do the work, then copy it back to the HFS+ system when you're finished. More work, maybe, but less chance of corruption.
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