Sorry I have placed this in "issue" spot but I couldnt find a "suggestions" place to put it.

I have found that if I place the following script, calling it mount.paragon-ufsd, in a directory called ./util at the root of your code I am able to use the automount feature from the ./install.sh script that is shipped with the free commercial code from paragon.

!/bin/bash

command=$@
mount -t ufsd $command
exit

I am no software guru at all but this little solution has worked flawlessly for me for a while. Would love to get feedback from one and all.

Hi, I'm trying to build on kernel 4.15.0-13, but it doesn't work.

Regards,
Antonio

I'm trying to compile on Debian stretch, with kernel 4.8.0-2-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.8.11-1 (2016-12-02).
It seems that inode_change_ok has been deprecated on newer kernels, and now setattr_prepare must be used (it could be that it has been backported in debian to kernel 4.8, as it's a 4.9 change...).

ZFS on linux had the same issue: openzfs/zfs#5454

Error message:
`/home/victor/Projects/paragon-ufsd//ifslinux/ufsdvfs.c:118:9: note: #pragma message: PAGE_SHIFT=12
#pragma message "PAGE_SHIFT=" __stringify(PAGE_SHIFT)

/home/victor/Projects/paragon-ufsd//ifslinux/ufsdvfs.c: In function ‘ufsd_setattr’:
**/home/victor/Projects/paragon-ufsd//ifslinux/ufsdvfs.c:4490:9: error: implicit declaration of function ‘inode_change_ok’ [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
err = inode_change_ok( i, attr );

`

I see that there exists the support for kernel 4.11
I've tried kernel 4.9, but failed
is there any Supported Kernel List

Greetings and thank you!

One question, is there plans to support latest 4.7 kernel?

I'm having a very odd error on Ubuntu 17.04 with kernel 4.10.0-28.

• configure, make driver and make driver_install all appear to work
• modinfo correctly sees see both ufsd and jnl
• however mount cannot use -t ufsd until I manually add jnl and ufsd to /etc/modules & reboot
• then mount works with ufsd: sudo mount /dev/sda2 -t ufsd /mnt/machd
• however, accessing the mounted drive with ls -l /mnt/machd throws a segmentation fault error
• after this, sudo umount /dev/sda2 return a "target is busy" message

Here's the output of make driver: make.log.zip

The only possible problem I could find is in line 28 of the log:

WARNING: could not find /home/robertpeteuil/Versioned/paragon-ufsd/ifslinux/.libufsd.bin.cmd for /home/robertpeteuil/Versioned/paragon-ufsd/ifslinux/libufsd.bin

Despite the error, it successfully generates the drivers and they install without issue - so I'm not sure it's relevant.

Hi, I had trouble compiling your code on a 4.6 kernel. The foloowing is how I fixed it and finally compiled.

kernel function rename:

page_cache_release -> put_page
page_cache_get -> get_page
PAGE_CACHE_* -> PAGE_*
get_user_pages() -> get_user_pages_remote()