Mac system reads and writes NTFS-formatted removable hard disks

Mac OS x By default, NTFS-based removable hard disks can be read-only and unreadable, and can be written and read by formatting a removable hard disk as exFAT or by installing NTFS-related tools.
However, for the security of the system, the above methods are not guaranteed;
In Mac OS X, NTFS mobile devices are mounted through the/SBIN/MOUNT_NTFS program, so we can add auxiliary scripting for read and write purposes:

<1>. Backing up the original Mount_ntfs
sudo mv/sbin/mount_ntfs/sbin/mount_ntfs_bk

<2> Create a new auxiliary script, add related read and write properties, call the original MOUNT_NTFS program
Vi/sbin/mount_ntfs
Add the following two lines to the content:
#!/bin/bash
/sbin/mount_ntfs_bk-o rw,nobrowse "[Email protected]"

<3> Modify the current script execution permissions
sudo chmod 755/sbin/mount_ntfs

Then plug in the relevant mobile device can write the ~
Note the point:
[1]. To re-mount the mobile device, you will find that the corresponding letter is not found, actually just do not display, in the terminal or the Finder press Option+cmd+g input/volumes is visible;
[2]. Because the drive letter is not displayed, you can enter sudo hdiutil eject/volumes/your_equipment at the terminal when the mobile device needs to be uninstalled

Mac system reads and writes NTFS-formatted removable hard disks