In Mac OS X Yosemite I could read and write to NTFS partitions starting the following settings:
1. OSXFuse
2. NTFS-3G
3. Fuse-Wait.
After upgrading to the El Capitan I'm not able to write to NTFS. Is there any solution? Because I tried to reinstall the software and NTFS-3G does not install properly.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11)
viniciusf wrote:
In Mac OS X Yosemite I could read and write to NTFS partitions starting the following settings:
1. OSXFuse
2. NTFS-3G
3. Fuse-Wait.
After upgrading to the El Capitan I'm not able to write to NTFS. Is there any solution? Because I tried to reinstall the software and NTFS-3G does not install properly.
Paragon's NTFS for Mac version 14 adds support for El Capitan.
Heck, I remember punch cards. 😁
Me too. I didn't have to work with them, but my wife did. The thing you dreaded most was dropping a stack. 😮
and paper cuts. 😎
I would strongly recomment against anyone using these Terminal commands. They are undocumented by Apple for a reason. More than a few users have lost everything on their NTFS drives using them.
😮 This is not an Apple matter. This is Linux/Unix basics
IMJoseAngel wrote:
😮 This is not an Apple matter. This is Linux/Unix basics
This is not Linux, it's OS X, which IS an Apple matter.
The computer is running OSX not Linux/Unix.
😮😮
Beginning with the Intel build of Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard, most releases have been certified as UNIX systems conforming to the Single UNIX Specification.
So... Not Unix?
No, OS X
It's also unsupported and flakey. If you're okay with the sudden data loss of an entire drive, go for it.
By all means use the method on your Mac's, just don't promote it's use by others and there will be no disagreement.
You will be better served by using Windows, which never has problems
+1 Well said.
FWIW, this is a users forum and whether you invest in Apple or your view of Apple or Microsoft has nothing to do with the purpose of this forum. Thanks for sharing though.
I forgot to give you the feedback link.
Moh_Civil2010 wrote:
Well, NTFS writing support has been removed from El Capitan os and later…
FWIW, OSX has never supported writing to NTFS drives.
Enable NTFS Write support on Mac OS X El Capitan
