Mac OS X: snow leopard built-in support for read and write NTFS volumes

Mac OS X: snow leopard built-in support for read and write NTFS volumes

 

Update

: Add another method, which can automatically bind any NTFS Volume to writable by default.

 

The latest snow leopard system built-in support for NTFS partition volume read and write operations, can be used in 32 and 64 bit, and the performance is good, you do not have to install NTFS-3G or paragon third-party software. However, the system must be modified as follows:

 

NOTE: If third-party NTFS read/write software is installed, uninstall it first.

 

Connect to and bind the NTFS Volume to the system. The following uses myntfs name as an example.

 

1. Enter the terminal. Run sudo vifs/etc/fstab
(SUDO nano/etc/fstab
) Command, press enter to confirm, the system may ask for the password, please enter.

2. Enter the following command: Label = myntfs none NTFS RW

3. Save: Type ctrol + X, then y, and press Enter.

 

After the system is restarted, the NTFS partition volume can be read and written freely.

 

Note: You can also use UUID (

UUID =.

 

 

 

Update:

Add another method, which can automatically bind any NTFS Volume to writable by default.

First, Uninstall all installed partitions and then do the following:

Sudo mV/sbin/mount_ntfs/sbin/mount_ntfs.orig

Sudo nano/sbin/mount_ntfs

#! /Bin/sh

/Sbin/mount_ntfs.orig-o rw "$ @"
(Press enter, Ctrl-o, enter, Ctrl-X in sequence)

Sudo chown root: wheel/sbin/mount_ntfs

Sudo chmod 755/sbin/mount_ntfs

Later, if NTFS cannot be automatically installed and bound, it may be that NTFS was not normally uninstalled last time. Therefore, you need to uninstall it on a Windows machine first, and then you can.

 

In this case, you can find logs similar to the following in the console:

NTFS-Fs error (device/dev/disk3s1, PID 435 ):

Ntfs_system_inodes_get ():
$ Logfile is not clean.

Mounting read-only. Mount in windows.

This method was first found here

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