Wow. You like the bleeding edge. I haven't moved to ext4 yet-- scared away by some of the early 0 byte bugs...

Anyway, I'd second the suggestion of FUSE. I've been using FUSE with ntfs-3g and had very few problems. Plus the abstraction of a filesystem is reasonable to work with, unless you really want to learn IOKit.


You could even start with http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fuse project (but you'd have to make the code 64-bit, to add in all the changes in ext4).

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