ext4_read_only::structs

Enum FeatureIncompat

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#[repr(u32)]
pub enum FeatureIncompat {
Show 15 variants Compression = 1, EntryHasFileType = 2, HasJournal = 4, JournalSeparate = 8, MetaBlockGroups = 16, Extents = 64, Is64Bit = 128, MultiMountProtection = 256, FlexibleBlockGroups = 512, ExtendedAttributeINodes = 1_024, ExtendedDirectoryEntry = 4_096, MetadataChecksum = 8_192, LargeDirectory = 16_384, SmallFilesInINode = 32_768, EncryptedINodes = 65_536,
}
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Feature Incompatible flags.

Stored in SuperBlock::e2fs_features_incompat.

All flags listed by a given filesystem must be supported by us in order for us to attempt mounting it.

With our limited support at the time, there are also flags that we require to exist, like EntryHasFileType.

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Compression = 1

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EntryHasFileType = 2

Currently required flag.

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HasJournal = 4

We do not support journaling, but assuming an empty journal, we can still read.

Run fsck in Linux to repair the filesystem first before attempting to mount a journaled ext4 image.

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JournalSeparate = 8

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MetaBlockGroups = 16

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Extents = 64

Required flag. Lack of this flag means the filesystem is not ext4, and we are not backward compatible.

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Is64Bit = 128

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MultiMountProtection = 256

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FlexibleBlockGroups = 512

No explicit support, we will permit the flag as it works for our needs.

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ExtendedAttributeINodes = 1_024

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ExtendedDirectoryEntry = 4_096

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MetadataChecksum = 8_192

We do not calculate checksums, so this is permitted but not actionable.

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LargeDirectory = 16_384

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SmallFilesInINode = 32_768

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EncryptedINodes = 65_536

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impl PartialEq for FeatureIncompat

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fn eq(&self, other: &FeatureIncompat) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for FeatureIncompat

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