Extent: Mount ext4 Drives — ASO

By Michal Fanta on AppTrack Ninja.

Read & write Linux disks

Plug in a disk from Linux – a USB drive, the SD card from a Raspberry Pi, a disk from a server – and it appears in the Finder like any other. Extent reads ext2, ext3 and ext4 through the file system extensions built into macOS: no kernel extension, no lowered security settings, nothing to install beside the app. READ – FREE • ext4, ext3 and ext2 as current Linux distributions format them: Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Raspberry Pi OS • Disks mount on their own when you plug them in, in the Finder and in every app • A disk that left Linux without being ejected reads as Linux will see it once it has …

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