Set NTFS minimum partition size to 2 MiB (#697848)
The minimum NTFS volume size supported by the ntfs-3g mkntfs command is 1 MiB. Since 1 extra sector is required for the backup NTFS boot sector, an NTFS partition must be at least 1 MiB plus 1 sector. To demonstrate, create a 1 MiB unformatted partition using MiB alignment (/dev/sdd1), and then try to format the partition as NTFS. # mkntfs -Q -v -L "ntfs-test" /dev/sdd1 Device is too small (1023kiB). Minimum NTFS volume size is 1MiB. For GParted this means a minimum NTFS partition size of 2 MiB since the smallest unit in the GUI is MiB. Bug #697848 - Failure to Create 1 MiB NTFS Partition
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@ -105,6 +105,11 @@ FS ntfs::get_filesystem_support()
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fs .online_read = FS::GPARTED ;
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//Minimum NTFS partition size = (Minimum NTFS volume size) + (backup NTFS boot sector)
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// = (1 MiB) + (1 sector)
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// For GParted this means 2 MiB because smallest GUI unit is MiB.
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fs. MIN = 2 * MEBIBYTE;
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return fs ;
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