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udftools-2.3 how can i config read-only in windows

Asked by kongqing

Hi all,
    I've got new 64GB USB flash stick and decided to format it to UDF. using udftools-2.3 tools,
" ./mkudf --media-type=hd --blocksize=512 /dev/mmcblk0p1", mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/sdcard/ -t udf -o rw,noatime,
sdcard is readable-writable under Linux and Windows 10. However, i wonder sdcard works readable-writable under linux, but readonly in windows 10. what can i change for it?

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#1

Sounds like a Windows problem.........

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kongqing (kongqing) said : 		#2

en, then what should i do for this?

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kongqing (kongqing) said : 		#3

en, then what should i do for this?

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#4

So to clarify. Everything is fine in Ubuntu but Windows has a problem? Is this the case please?

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kongqing (kongqing) said : 		#5

 everything is fine(reading and writing) in linux(arm64-dev) and windows(win10). However, I wonder it's read-only in windows. when i use windows format commands, "format E:/fs:udf /R:2.01", the sdcard works fine in windows, but in linux(arm64-dev) just support reading.

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kongqing (kongqing) said : 		#6

Hi, the flag "Volume Read-only: Yes(read-only mount flag set)",
what should I configure then the flag will be effective?

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kongqing (kongqing) said : 		#7

Hi all,
Does mkudffs(mkudffs-2.3) can configure permissions for whole partitions.
what i need is that it's read-able and write-able in Linux, and it's read-only in windows or mac.
need your help, tks.
Best Regards.

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