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John
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17th Sep 12 at 21:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
No write support, wtf.

Had to download tuxera.
Rob_Quads
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Windows and ext3....no support at all wtf
John
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Considerably more external hard drives will be ntfs than ext3
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Cool story bro.
Dom
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Under 10.6 you can enable native NTFS write support by changing the drives permission (via terminal). 10.7/10.8 also supports it but apparently it's 'unstable' hence why users recommend using NTFS-3G or MacFuse.

Same with Windows and HFS+ drives though, have to use something like MacDrive/HFS Explorer/Paragons HFS driver or if just want read-only access then the boot camp driver is floating around the net.


Rob_Quads - Just use Ext2 IFS.
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Load of shit init
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Didn't realise it was meant to be unstable - been using my NTFS formatted USB pen with no problems here on Lion and Mountain Lion for a year now
ed
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This is annoying though, OSX can fuck off if I'm remembering to eject a disk before I unplug it

Dom
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Originally posted by ed
Didn't realise it was meant to be unstable - been using my NTFS formatted USB pen with no problems here on Lion and Mountain Lion for a year now


Was that just by changing (via terminal) the NTFS drives permission?

Haven't got L or ML but it works a treat on SL. Just a shame OSX likes to leave shite on the drive
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Yeah those ghost files or whatever they're called that it always leaves is quite annoying and can take up valuable space on a USB stick for example.
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by ed
Didn't realise it was meant to be unstable - been using my NTFS formatted USB pen with no problems here on Lion and Mountain Lion for a year now


Was that just by changing (via terminal) the NTFS drives permission?

Haven't got L or ML but it works a treat on SL. Just a shame OSX likes to leave shite on the drive


Just plugged in and it worked - didn't realise there was meant to be compatibility issues until just now! Is annoying how it leaves hidden files about the place, hate it when software does that; Dreamweaver is a shit for that too.
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Now doesn't like accessing the drive at all, takes minutes to show any folders then takes that long to show contents of a subfolder I've given up to post on here.

Drive works fine in windows. Ideas?
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18th Sep 12 at 21:24   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
But macs are soo fucking brilliant.
John
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All the user of this mac is trying to do is open and edit some word and powerpoint files.

They've came across exactly the same problems I see all the time in work. Not sure where exactly they are so amazing unless all you want to do is open safari up to buy a new iphone.
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Dom
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Try NTFS-3G or MacFuse and see how you get on, although it looks like you can enable native support on 1.7/1.8.

Alternatively, if you only have read access, copy the file across and mail back to yourself - hassle, yes but it'll work.
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Actually, just realised I get read-only access to NTFS. Seems that I've never had to write to my USB pen on my laptop in the past year of ownership

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all mac users please go kill yourself

 
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