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I know ext4 is fully compatible with Ubuntu. I know FAT and NTFS would lose data. I know there is always an owner with ext4 USBs. As like my question states, how can I have a fully compatible with Ubuntu file system USB that I can access even if read only without old user? By old user I mean...
I have an Ubuntu computer and would like a files backup with all timestamps preserved. Can it be done? This is not a system image, trying for readable on any computer. I have like my own timestamp recording program so I am covered for now but rsync does not have created at and cp just copies...
I have some programming data on like my Ubuntu Touch Nexus 7 Flo 16GB running Ubuntu Touch 16.04. I have already tarred home directory on it and tried all types of computers I can to get off data with all timestamps. Created at and other than last modified do not stay, even with tarring I am...