That page says the bug seems to be fixed with OS X 10.5.1. Which version are you running?
-- Dante Sent from my A855 Droid On Sep 26, 2010 10:25 AM, "Roger E. Rustad, Jr." <[email protected]> wrote: > I almost always just move stuff from the command line or use OS X's copy > command, but for whatever reason, I decided to test NTFS-3g on my new > terabyte Western Digital Passport drive. (I have used NTFS-3g on Linux a lot > and was curious how it worked with NTFS on OS X.) > > I installed NTFS-3g, made sure it showed up in System Preferences, and then > mounted the terabyte drive (had to restart OSX's Finder before it would > start) > > Long story short, when I unplugged the power from my computer, the WD drive > unmounted and then remounted, LOSING ALL MY FILES. I did not simply drag > and drop them (because that simply copies), but rather pushed the command > button to drag and drop (this moves them). When the drive unmounted by > accident when the power source went to battery, I lost all my files. They > are not in the source or destination folder. All that was in my USB Western > Digital drive were "zero kb" alias files (which look like "shortcut" files > on Windows 7). > > For those interested, here is likely what happened. > > http://www.macintouch.com/leopard/movebug.html > > (Fortunately it was just music and movies, but others using Mac and NTFS-3g > might wanna take note. Those wanting to flame me for not doing using rsync > or equiv...well, flame on! LOL)
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