NTFS Write support on Mavericks
Does OS X mavericks natively support writing to NTFS drives?
MacBook Air, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
Does OS X mavericks natively support writing to NTFS drives?
MacBook Air, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
Hi, I wonder if you are having problems to write on NTFS disks after the 10.9.2 update. I was very happy with Paragon and suddntly it stopped to work after if updated to 10.9.2 this week.
Remove it, then reinstall it.
hi neburim...
need your help, pls.....how to execute your script in Mavericks?thanks...
Some days ago I really thought I lost everything from my NTFS partition.
I removed all third party software and using just Maverick "native" NTFS support, when I started the iMac I saw the "standard" icon for the partition.
At first try Windows 7 told me it was a RAW partition but after restarting the PC with the USB drive attached at boot it started a chkdsk and repaired some indexes...and everything is ok.
We will always need a PC to perform a chkdsk?
hi,
just as in any other osx version
"sudo ./<script_name>"
well, actually I have never used it in a ntfs partition than contains a bootable installation of any Windows, so i don't how Windows will behave if mounting its partition in mac. I created this to mount external (remark *external* hard drives as mass storage)
I was not talking about a bootable partition, it's just a NTFS partition on an external USB disk.
The first try was to connect the USB disk to a Windows 7 PC, Windows installed drivers for the USB box and mounted the partition as RAW.
Tried to reboot the PC with USB connected and Windows said that the partiton needed a chkdsk and everything went fine.
I was just wondering if, native or third party, we will evr have a "chkdsk" to repair such problems.
do you cleanly unmount your drive? If you simply unplug your device, the ntfs jots that it was not safely unplugged and ask for chkdsk when plugging in again. It happens with win, linux, osx etc..
This is actualy solved my problem too. I tried many third party software for using NTFS on Mac without scuess "OSX 10.9"
Bottom line; Use ExFAT for larger file transfer.
thanks
Haw to run this script?
1.- Open Terminal
2.- sudo ./<nameoftheScript>
Read the text after running the script for extended explanation.
thx. I try the next solution with free ntfs. Casualy i do not see in disk ut optino to format in ntfs.
Aurita:~ alex$ cd /Users/alex/Desktop/
Aurita:Desktop alex$ ls
_now ntfs.sh
Aurita:Desktop alex$ sudo ./<ntfs.sh>
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
Aurita:Desktop alex$
Aurita:Desktop alex$ /Users/alex/Desktop/ntfs.sh
-bash: /Users/alex/Desktop/ntfs.sh: Permission denied
Aurita:Desktop alex$
should i run under root?
sudo: ./ntfs.sh: command not found
Aurita:Desktop alex$
NTFS Write support on Mavericks