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I have the problem that as soon as I mount an ext4 HDD, the system crashes after 1-2 minutes and is no longer accessible. If I don't mount an ext4 HDD, it runs stable.
There are a lot of films on the HDD. I don't know if that helps.
I tested it on an F4-223 and an F4-424.

The solution is very simple. You first have to load the module into the kernel via modprobe udf, then you can mount ISOs in UDF format.

And it still cannot mount an ISO file in the udf file format. But that worked in version 5.1.
mount: /mnt/ISO: unknown filesystem type 'udf'.

Does this kernel implement the UDF file format of BluRay and DVD so that they can be mounted?

1 Partition with btrf format.

What is also very modest is the fact that only hard drives that have been formatted by TOS can be mounted. If I have a hard drive in BTRF or EXT4 format, I can only mount it if I format it in TOS and 4 partitions (3 of which are not needed) are written to it. That is incorrect. I have mounted exfat...

What is also very modest is the fact that only hard drives that have been formatted by TOS can be mounted. If I have a hard drive in BTRF or EXT4 format, I can only mount it if I format it in TOS and 4 partitions (3 of which are not needed) are written to it.

There is still the problem that the UDF function has been deactivated in the kernel. This means that you cannot read BluRay ISOs or some DVD ISOs because the UDF file format is not recognized.
This works very well in version 5.1

I think I have found a small bug or feature. As soon as I have root access (via putty), I can run apt update and apt upgrade. Unfortunately, after that the system no longer starts because many errors occur during the update. Thank you for your report, we will verify it. By the way, to protect TOS s...

I think I have found a small bug or feature. As soon as I have root access (via putty), I can run apt update and apt upgrade. Unfortunately, after that the system no longer starts because many errors occur during the update.