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Naturally all of the hardware particulars are to follow, and I hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend. This isn't time sensitive per se, but it has become something of a crusade for me over the last week. I think I've given you all of the pertinent details but let me know if there's anything more you need.
No shocker to anyone that it was a very short dead end street since WSL has to make its file operations calls through VolFs and DrvFs in the Windows kernel, and Microsoft continues to play ostrich with ext*.
#Paragon extfs for windows mega install#
Just for shits and giggles I even tried mounting the drive with your software and then opened the WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) install of Ubuntu I use when I can't get out of Windows and attempted to see if the files were visible there.
#Paragon extfs for windows mega how to#
I've reached the end of my insight on this one though, and would really appreciate any thoughts you might have for me on how to resolve this.
You might have intuited already that I'm an IT lifer so to speak, with experiences in exactly these sorts of problems that is not insignificant, and that I don't like to bother anyone with my problems unless absolutely necessary since that's basically the raison d'être of IT departments and their staff across the globe. I've even added your install point in %ProgramFiles% to the system PATH environment variable just to be thorough. Naturally I've toggled all the pertinent settings values in the File Explorer, from 'Show Hidden Files' to 'Display protected operating system files' several times to no avail.
#Paragon extfs for windows mega drivers#
BIOS is the latest 1.46 that was released two months ago, all other drivers are bleeding edge up-to-date, Windows is the 1803 Build called April Release, there is no third-party security software to foul other processes up.I don't know what else to tell you. I've uninstalled Keybase since they use a modified Dokany framework to serve up their cloud storage in the Windows File Explorer, uninstalled then reinstalled your product after that: no change. I've tried manually installing Dokany once your install is complete (both versions 1.1 and 1.2) and there was no change other than accessing the ext4 drives was noticeably faster with version 1.2, the files and folders beginning with a '.' were absent. I've uninstalled your software and scrubbed the entire file system and registry of any traces of Dokany, reinstalled your software and the result is the same. Since you make a product that interfaces with Linux drives I'm sure I don't need to belabor the fact that when working in *nix environments you literally spend half your day accessing and modifying hidden files and files in hidden folders. The issue is that while I can mount volumes with ease either in RO or R/W mode and file system access speed is adequate, the driver doesn't expose the hidden files and folders on my ext4 volumes no matter what I do. I now turn to you for your guidance and expertise. I recently purchased a seat for your ExtFS File System for Windows and while overall the experience has been positive so far, from the start I've had an issue using the product and have tried to remediate it from several different angles with no success.
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