How to use Dropbox on Ext2?
I get the message “Your Dropbox folder is not supported anymore”, I think the Ext2 file system is no longer supported, and you need to create a disk with Ext4, but only 32 GB of memory is on my laptop ... Tell me can somehow use it? (do not scold me, I'm new to Linux)
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I get the message “Your Dropbox folder is not supported anymore”, I think the Ext2 file system is no longer supported, and you need to create a disk with Ext4, but only 32 GB of memory is on my laptop ... Tell me can somehow use it? (do not scold me, I'm new to Linux)
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You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
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I get the message “Your Dropbox folder is not supported anymore”, I think the Ext2 file system is no longer supported, and you need to create a disk with Ext4, but only 32 GB of memory is on my laptop ... Tell me can somehow use it? (do not scold me, I'm new to Linux)
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I get the message “Your Dropbox folder is not supported anymore”, I think the Ext2 file system is no longer supported, and you need to create a disk with Ext4, but only 32 GB of memory is on my laptop ... Tell me can somehow use it? (do not scold me, I'm new to Linux)
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You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
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You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
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You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
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Yeah, like you said, dropbox is no longer supported on Ubuntu except with unencrypted ext4. You'll have to either reformat your disk as ext4 or find an alternative tool.
Personally, I'd tend to upgrade your system to an ext4 anyway, since performance tends to be better on ext4.
answered 12 hours ago
anonymous2anonymous2
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It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
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Yeah, like you said, dropbox is no longer supported on Ubuntu except with unencrypted ext4. You'll have to either reformat your disk as ext4 or find an alternative tool.
Personally, I'd tend to upgrade your system to an ext4 anyway, since performance tends to be better on ext4.
answered 12 hours ago
anonymous2anonymous2
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It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
add a comment |
Yeah, like you said, dropbox is no longer supported on Ubuntu except with unencrypted ext4. You'll have to either reformat your disk as ext4 or find an alternative tool.
Personally, I'd tend to upgrade your system to an ext4 anyway, since performance tends to be better on ext4.
answered 12 hours ago
anonymous2anonymous2
3,31641848
It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
add a comment |
Yeah, like you said, dropbox is no longer supported on Ubuntu except with unencrypted ext4. You'll have to either reformat your disk as ext4 or find an alternative tool.
Personally, I'd tend to upgrade your system to an ext4 anyway, since performance tends to be better on ext4.
answered 12 hours ago
anonymous2anonymous2
3,31641848
Yeah, like you said, dropbox is no longer supported on Ubuntu except with unencrypted ext4. You'll have to either reformat your disk as ext4 or find an alternative tool.
Personally, I'd tend to upgrade your system to an ext4 anyway, since performance tends to be better on ext4.
answered 12 hours ago
anonymous2anonymous2
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It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
add a comment |
It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
It seems like ext4 is a journaling, not a file system, Linux seems to be impossible to put on it
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
What? You can most assuredly put Linux on ext4. Check out this post for instance.
– anonymous2
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
Thanks for the answer! It is a pity that in Linux there is no function to save files as in Windows ...
– Felix Titov
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
You can save files on Windows partitions form Linux.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago
add a comment |
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You can't use dropbox on ext2. Either create an ext4 like I did, or use something else like google disk.
– Pilot6
12 hours ago