Can mount ext4 partition on Mojave (10.14.1), but shows up empty

[dprotter]

Hi all, I've been trying to mount an ext4 formatted SSD on my mac. I can confirm that it contains the data I need by plugging it into another computer, but when I mount with ext4fuse it looks completely empty. I've already checked for OSXFuse updates, and I'm all up-to-date.

I've also successfully mounted another linux disk by mistake (I forgot a USB flashed with an update file was plugged into my USB hub, haha), but I can't seem to get access to my big ole SSD with actual data on it.

I've tried a variety of mount commands, but the most recent was:
ext4fuse /dev/disk2s1 /Users/me/Desktop/tmp -o logfile=/Users/me/Desktop/ext_log.txt -o allow_other

if cd into the mount and run ls -la in I get:
dr-xr-xr-x@ 3 root wheel 4096 Aug 13 14:26 . drwx------+ 26 me staff 832 Nov 18 08:19 .. MrMe:tmp me$

Thanks for any advice! the log file head and tail is below.

[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x438 +0x2 [main:135]
[info] [op_init:20] Using FUSE protocol 7.19
[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x400 +0x400 [super_fill:57]
[info] [super_fill:59] BLOCK SIZE: 4096
[info] [super_fill:60] BLOCK GROUP SIZE: 134217728
[info] [super_fill:61] N BLOCK GROUPS: 3726
[info] [super_fill:62] INODE SIZE: 256
[info] [super_fill:63] INODES PER GROUP: 8192
[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x1000 +0x40 [super_group_fill:90]
[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x1040 +0x40 [super_group_fill:90]

[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x421100 +0x9c [inode_get_by_number:155]
[debug][op_getattr:32] getattr done
[debug][op_getattr:23] getattr(/)
[debug][inode_get_idx_by_path:202] Looking up: /
[debug][inode_get_idx_by_path:207] Looking up after dcache:
[debug][super_group_inode_table_offset:73] Inode table offset: 0x421
[debug][__disk_read:105] Disk Read: 0x421100 +0x9c [inode_get_by_number:155]
[debug][op_getattr:32] getattr done
[debug][op_getattr:23] getattr(/)
[MrMer:Desktop me$

[dprotter]

Just a bump for this, I'm getting the same behavior intermittently. Could it be because I'm formatting the drive with DiskGuru? Linux systems read it fine, but all I get when I mount it is the "lost+found" directory and nothing else...

[dsoprea]

Can you create an image file and try it? That would indicate whether the issue is reproducible or local/device-specific. Dustin

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