Newer xfs file system with lazy-count is unsupported by Crossmeta

[crossmeta]

Newer xfs file systems are created with lazy-count enabled, which will not be mounted by Crossmeta XFS.

In order to work with Crossmeta one has to disable this lazy-count by issuing
xfs_admin -c 0
-or- create one with lazy-count=0

mkfs.xfs -l lazy-count=0

This lazy-count feature is like steroid to XFS metadata operations!!
http://oss.sgi.com/archives/xfs/2010-03/msg00170.html

[crossmeta]

XFS has advanced recently that there are other features that will be unsupported by Crossmeta XFS driver. XFs has to be created with following options on Linux for it to be recognized in Windows XFS driver.

mkfs.xfs -f -K -m finobt=0,crc=0 -n ftype=0 -l lazy-count=0 device-name

Otherwise you would see the following from dmesg output of Crossmeta

XFS: bad version
XFS: SB validate failed

bad version is for using XFS SB ver5 and SB validate fails for unrecognized metadata features.