From: Dragan K. <dk...@ly...> - 2003-11-30 15:13:49
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>> > Wrt to the filesystem data, ext2/ext3 metadata is in little >> > endian no matter what the host endianess is, so there is >> > nothing to be done. >> >> Don't be so pessimistic. There's always a way out. > > I am not pessimistic. "nothing to be done" means > "no efforts are needed" here. I misread you on this one. Some other file systems, HP's HFS and Sun's UFS, are very similar to ext2. They differ in name and magic mostly and in where the superblock starts. I compiled my hfsdump under Solaris and it worked with few changes, but of course it was unusable on HP side and vice versa, because one is big-endian and the other is small-endian. Thanks for the replies. Cheers Dragan |