You never said WHY you want to use NTFS on Linux. The only reason that I can think of is if you want to physically move the disk between a Pi and a Windows system. But then, with a network, there's really no need to do that.Problem solved
All data was saved from the HDD, and the partition from NTFS was converted to EXT4. Now the speed of working with SMB over the network is close to maximum - about 1Gb/s. At the same time, HDD is still working in Quirk
It turns out that Raspberry works very poorly with NTFS partitions. The speed is greatly reduced. This is confirmed by many tests on the forum. When working with EXT4 via a USB-SATA adapter, the speed, although far from maximum, is sufficient for a 1Gb/s network.
I couldn’t solve the problem any other way so that NTFS would work
Note that 99% of Linux is common across ALL Linux systems, so I would expect to see similar relative performance differences between ext4 and ntfs on every Linux system.
Statistics: Posted by bls — Tue Mar 12, 2024 9:05 pm