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I've been using the core of the library, and it seems that when a disk is opened, the MBR is read as 4 primary partitions instead of checking the 4th for the "extended" type and searching the "logical" ones inside.
Is this expected behavior? Are extended and logical partitions supported?
Notes:
I'm using a virtual machine (VBox) with dualboot (Windows & Ubuntu)
I'm trying to access the ext4 partition from the Windows OS
If any information or clarification is needed, I can provide it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've been using the core of the library, and it seems that when a disk is opened, the MBR is read as 4 primary partitions instead of checking the 4th for the "extended" type and searching the "logical" ones inside.
Is this expected behavior? Are extended and logical partitions supported?
Notes:
I'm using a virtual machine (VBox) with dualboot (Windows & Ubuntu)
I'm trying to access the ext4 partition from the Windows OS
If any information or clarification is needed, I can provide it.
Have you solved this problem? Or is there any recommended library that can use?
Hi,
I've been using the core of the library, and it seems that when a disk is opened, the MBR is read as 4 primary partitions instead of checking the 4th for the "extended" type and searching the "logical" ones inside.
Is this expected behavior? Are extended and logical partitions supported?
Notes:
If any information or clarification is needed, I can provide it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: