Add support for exFAT filesystem #4067
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@CelestifyX IMHO, for Arch Linux users who need a dual boot with Windows or macOS, exFAT can used for exchanging data :) |
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It would be great to raise an issue first that may have a discussion and explanation of the feature request before raising PRs |
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PR Description:
Introduce support for the exFAT file system, which is commonly used for exchanging data between different operating systems.
Since exFAT is not supported by GNU Parted, the
fsargument is omitted when creating an exFAT partition.Tests and Checks