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Read & write to NTFS from your Mac computer
Read & write to NTFS from your Mac computer
My external HDD is in NTFS format and the Mac I’m using at work cannot write files to it. I solved this issue by running NTFS-3G on my Mac OS X version 10.11.
Follow these simplified instructions to mount your NTFS drive as writeable in your Mac:
Install Homebrew package manager by running the following command, as instructed in brew.sh:
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL…
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Fix: Install NTFS-3G with read-write on OS X Lion using MacPorts #fix #it #dev
Fix: Install NTFS-3G with read-write on OS X Lion using MacPorts #fix #it #dev
Install NTFS-3G with read-write on OS X Lion using MacPorts
I have a nicely working MacPorts on Lion. When I run
sudo port install ntfs-3g
it does compile without errors. However, when I attach a NTFS-formatted external drive, it’s read only. And there is no Preferences icon for NTFS-3G, like there was in my Snow Leopard install. Is the NTFS-3G driver active? How can I find out and fix this?
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Fix: Are there faster solutions for NTFS on Linux than NTFS-3G? #it #dev #answer
Fix: Are there faster solutions for NTFS on Linux than NTFS-3G? #it #dev #answer
Are there faster solutions for NTFS on Linux than NTFS-3G?
NTFS-3G is a stable read/write NTFS driver, but it is unfortunately extremely slow compared to both NTFS on Windows, and any native Linux filesystem. Not only is the access itself very slow due to use of FUSE, NTFS-3G does not have near the capability of Windows’ native NTFS driver at NTFS’s fragmentation avoidance systems. (I suspect use…
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เทคนิคฟรี! แก้ปัญหาใช้ฮาร์ดดิสก์ Windows บนเครื่องแมคไม่ได้
คนใช้แมคทุกคนนั้นจะต้องเจอปัญหาไม่สามารถเขียนไฟล์ลงบน External Harddisk ที่มาจาก Windows ได้ครับ เพราะ Mac OSX นั้นไม่สามารถเขียนข้อมูลลงในไดร์ฟที่ใช้ระบบไฟล์แบบ NTFS ได้ แล้วเราจะทำให้เครื่องแมคสามารถเขียนไฟล์ลงบนไดร์ฟ NTFS ฟรีๆ ได้อย่างไร มาดูกันครับ
เมื่อเร็วๆ นี้ผมได้มีโอกาสถอย Macbook Air มาใช้กับเค้าสักทีครับ ก็หลงไหลได้ปลื้มในความบางเบาอยู่พักใหญ่จนเสียบฮาร์ดดิสก์ที่เคยใช้เข้าเครื่องไปเท่านั้นแหละ จึงรู้ว่า Mac OSX มันอ่านไดร์ฟที่เป็น NTFS แต่เขียนลงไปไม่ได้นี่! เลยไปค้นหาวิธีทำให้แมคสามารถเขียนไฟล์ลงในไดร์ฟ NTFS ได้ครับ ซึ่งก็เจอทั้งทางสบายเสียเงินซื้อโปรแกรมมาลงก็จบ แล้วก็ทางลำบากที่ใช้ฟรี แต่กระบวนการมันซับซ้อนหน่อย วันนี้ผมจึงขอแนะนำเทคนิคการทำให้ OSX สามารถใช้งานฮาร์ดดิสก์ NTFS แบบไม่เสียเงินสักแดงครับ
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Mount ntfs partitions in rw mode in arch linux
Trouble mounting your ntfs patitions in arch linux ?? Use ntfs-3g . Its an open source implemetation of Microsoft's NTFS which includes read-write support. Its super cool. Find your ntfs partitions UUID by running lsblk -f Remember, you have to create a mount point in /run/media/user1 before editing /etc/fstab
for e.x. # mkdir /run/media/user1/Windows
Then edit your /etc/fstab. Add a line.
# Mount internal windows partition with linux compatible permissions, i.e. 755 for directories (dmask=022) and 644 for files (fmask=133) UUID=<uuid-of-ur-ntfs-partition> /run/media/user1/Windows ntfs-3g uid=1000,gid=1000,dmask=022,fmask=133 0 0
By this you can mount ntfs partitions with Linux compatible permissions i.e. 755 for directories and 644 for files using dmask=022 and fmask=133
NTFS Write for OS X
I've been recently faced with the ever lasting problem - Apple, please do something about it? - of trying to connect an NTFS external hard drive to my laptop only to be surprised that I can read everything on the drive perfectly but can't write back to it.
It turns out that it's a very well-known thing that OS X only support reading for NTFS drives. Turning to google for a free solution, I was bombarded with a gazillion mentions of NTFS-3G and MacFUSE. Unfortunately, most of these mentions are quite outdated. I finally stumbled upon a nice way in http://fernandoff.posterous.com/ntfs-write-support-on-osx-lion-with-ntfs-3g-f and http://fernandoff.posterous.com/ntfs-3g-20120115-binary-installer.
Summing up the steps to get NTFS write up and running on - in my case - OS X Mountain Lion 10.8:
Download/install Fuse4x http://www.fuse4x.org/
Download/install NTFS-3G binary (special one compiled against fuse4x extracted from macports) https://github.com/downloads/fernandofig/ntfs-3g_osx_binary_image_builder/NTFS-3G.dmg
In the NTFS-3G run the Switch binary and accept changing the default NTFS mounting to the new NTFS-3G
If everything went well, now, whenever you plug an external NTFS hard drive, it will be mounted with write enabled.
NTFS-3G Write to Windows NTFS drive from Mac OSX
http://macntfs-3g.blogspot.com/2010/10/ntfs-3g-for-mac-os-x-2010102.html
