Enable NTFS and exFAT drivers for all targets

[lamauny]

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[sairon]

I'd prefer to remove some options for the reasons said below. I understand the value of NTFS or exFAT, especially for people who want to share the removable drive with Windows machines, but some of those are rather improbable to be seen and enabling them would just increase the bloat in the system partition.

[felipecrs]

The release notes mentions this and it's a little catchy.

I really wonder what is the meaning of this in real life.

Does it mean we can do something we couldn't do before? Can we now plug NTFS drives in it and have them being recognized?

[trevornorcross]

The release notes mentions this and it's a little catchy.

I really wonder what is the meaning of this in real life.

Does it mean we can do something we couldn't do before? Can we now plug NTFS drives in it and have them being recognized?

I am also trying to understand this.

[codyrocco]

great!

[BasPost]

The release notes mentions this and it's a little catchy.

I really wonder what is the meaning of this in real life.

Does it mean we can do something we couldn't do before? Can we now plug NTFS drives in it and have them being recognized?

+1 Would like also to know. I just reinstalled my RPi setup tot Supervisor last weekend to have an external NTFS USB disk mounted.

[sairon]

Does it mean we can do something we couldn't do before? Can we now plug NTFS drives in it and have them being recognized?

See #2723. Not all targets had those drivers enabled in the kernel configs, now it's ensured they would be available consistently.