Steffen Siebert

I experienced the same issue with a different high UTF-8 character using vcxsrv with CLion.

I just did a quick grep for "MFT" on the snapraid sources and found some code which seems to handle the special case of files stored in the MFT. But this code is part of cmdline/mingw.c, so maybe it's only included in the Windows version of snapraid? I'm using the linux version of snapraid on debian for my NTFS drives (only the parity disks are ext4 formatted), so maybe this code just needs to be ported to the linux variant to fix the issue?

Hi, I still experience with snapraid 11.3 the issue that after adding new files to my NTFS formatted disks that I sometimes get warnings that some files have the same physical offset. I noticed that the offset of these files is always 3 and that they are also always very small (in my current case around 300 bytes). As I know that on NTFS small files can be directly stored into the MFT, I'm wondering if snapraid is failing to properly recognize/handle such files and thus complain about them. Unfortunately...

Hi, I still experience with snapraid 11.3 the issue that after adding new files to my NTFS formatted disks that I sometimes get warnings that some files have the same physical offset. I noticed that the offset of these files is always 3 and that they are also always very small (in my current case around 300 bytes). As I know that on NTFS small files can be directly stored into the MFT, I'm wondering if snapraid is failing to properly recognize/handle these files and thus complain about them. Unfortunately...

I have the same issue with one of my NTFS formatted HDs under linux with snapraid...

Hi, everytime I need to move some files between my snapraid managed disks, I wish...

Hm. I'm still confused. Updated to 4.4, moved some other big files from disk3 so...

And what do I do after upgrading to 4.4? Just run sync again?