MAC Write NTFS disk

The simplest way to do this is to change OS X's mount_ntfs default load mode from read-only to read-write, as follows

# Use ROOT to do the following (high-risk! Please remember what you are doing)
Sudo-s

Cd/sbin
# rename your system's own mount program
MV Mount_ntfs Mount_ntfs_orig
# Create a new Mount script and edit it
Vim Mount_ntfs

#!/bin/sh
/sbin/mount_ntfs_orig-o rw,nobrowse "[email protected]"

# Change permissions after saving exit
chmod a+x Mount_ntfs
# It's all done, quit root
Exit

And then you can use the same as any other type of partition.

<del> There are other answers to do similar operations in the-o parameter Riga Nobrowse, this is to let the GUI default is not visible, that is, the Finder left column "Device" does not appear, find trouble to launch also trouble, personal advice do not add </del>

2014.05.06 Update, if the-o parameter does not add Nobrowse may be mounted or read-only mode, this specific reason has not been studied clearly, if you encounter a mount or read-only, the Script-O-RW changed to-o Rw,nobrowse
For easy access, you can open the jump with cmd+shift+g in the Finder,/volumes into all disk directories, and then save/volumes to the sidebar with cmd+shift+t ========================= ===================================================

The first step, of course, is to plug in the disk.

You can view the volume Name of the disk from the Finder or by using the following command:

Diskutil List/Dev/Disk0#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0:Guid_partition_scheme*128.0GB Disk01:EFI EFI209.7MB disk0s12: Apple_corestorage 127.7GB DISK0S23: Apple_boot BootOS X134.2MB DISK0S3/Dev/Disk1#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0:Guid_partition_scheme*500.1GB Disk11:EFI EFI209.7MB DISK1S12: Apple_corestorage 499.2GB disk1s23: Apple_boot BootOS X650.0MB DISK1S3/Dev/Disk2#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: Apple_hfs macintosh HD *621.4 GB Disk2/dev/disk3 #: TYPE NAME SIZE identifier 0: fdisk_partition_scheme *1.0  TB disk3 1: windows_ Ntfs freeagent goflex Span class= "Typ" >drive 1.0 TB disk3s1     

As you can see, my Volume Name is freeagent GoFlex drive.

Update/etc/fstab file shortly thereafter

sudo vim /etc/fstab

Write the following in

LABEL=FreeAgent\040GoFlex\040Drive none ntfs rw,auto,nobrowse

Here, in turn, the \040 means replacing the SPACEBAR, because my volume name has a space, so I have to escape this space.

The following NTFS RW indicates that the partition is mounted as a writable NTFS format, and finally Nobrowse is very important, because this represents the fact that this partition is not displayed in the Finder, which is very important and will not succeed if you do not open the mount.

After editing the disk again, you can identify, but this time there is a biggest problem, because this partition in the Finder does not show, then how we find it, we can not always use the command line.

The solution is actually very simple, because this partition is hanging/volumes under, we put this directory on the desktop to do a shortcut on the line.

sudo ln -s /Volumes ~/Desktop/Volumes

Then we can find it on the desktop.

You can find the disk after you open it.

Using this method to open the system native NTFS features, stable and practical, than the third-party tools to use more.

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MAC Write NTFS disk