How to format as XFS version 4?











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Apparently, my router uses a legacy Linux kernel and can't read / write to XFS5 despite the support page claiming it has full read-write compatibility with XFS.



I currently use Ubuntu 18.10, and I tried to search a bit around GParted, GNOME Disks and mkfs.xfs' man page, but there's no mention of XFS4.



So, my question is : How can I format a drive to XFS4?






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    Apparently, my router uses a legacy Linux kernel and can't read / write to XFS5 despite the support page claiming it has full read-write compatibility with XFS.



    I currently use Ubuntu 18.10, and I tried to search a bit around GParted, GNOME Disks and mkfs.xfs' man page, but there's no mention of XFS4.



    So, my question is : How can I format a drive to XFS4?






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      Apparently, my router uses a legacy Linux kernel and can't read / write to XFS5 despite the support page claiming it has full read-write compatibility with XFS.



      I currently use Ubuntu 18.10, and I tried to search a bit around GParted, GNOME Disks and mkfs.xfs' man page, but there's no mention of XFS4.



      So, my question is : How can I format a drive to XFS4?






      ubuntu-18.04 xfs







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      Apparently, my router uses a legacy Linux kernel and can't read / write to XFS5 despite the support page claiming it has full read-write compatibility with XFS.



      I currently use Ubuntu 18.10, and I tried to search a bit around GParted, GNOME Disks and mkfs.xfs' man page, but there's no mention of XFS4.



      So, my question is : How can I format a drive to XFS4?






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