Allow setting read/write, UUID and volume name options for EXT4 file systems #2199
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…T4 file system writer Signed-off-by: Felicitas Pojtinger <[email protected]>
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Currently, file systems generated by the
tar2ext4tool lack a volume name and have their UUID set to0000-...., despite the superblock in the internal package having the fields available. This PR allows to optionally set these fields withReadWrite() Option,UUID(uuid [16]byte) OptionandVolumeName(volumeName [16]byte) Option. The existing behavior does not change as a result of this.