Macox system built-in NTFS support default read-only write-only writable NTFS, requires the self-terminal command to manually turn on 1. Plug in the disk
At this point the Mac desktop should show the inserted disk, but when you want to drag the file into the disk, it is not possible to drag in, the view disk properties should be in Windows NTFS format.
2. Open the terminal to view the diskVolume Name
Diskutil List
In the terminal type as above command can see the volume name of your disk, as my volume name is elements.
Update/etc/fstabFile
sudo nano/etc/fstab
Enter the password, and then enter label=elements none NTFS Rw,auto,nobrowse, where Elements is your disk name.
When you're done here, press Ctrl + X, and then you'll see the words you want to save, press Y and enter to exit the current page, and then restart your computer.
3. Display disk in Finder
When the computer restarts, you will find that the disk is not displayed on your finder or desktop. Since this elements partition is hung/volumes, we can make a shortcut to the directory on the desktop.
sudo ln-s/volumes/elements ~/desktop/elements
Then we can see the inserted disk on the desktop.
Mac OSX native Read and write NTFS function open method