Read the comments! I wish I had -- I tried this and ended up corrupting a large
data set on the volume in question, such that neither Mac 10.6 nor Win 7 could
read the files. Fortunately I had a backup. Went with Paragon NTFS -- only cost
about $20.00, and works like a charm.
On 10/1/12, Kris
> As 100% of the NTFS work I do is with hard drives removed from client
> systems, I think I'll play it safe with NTFS-3G :-)
'nother vote for NTFS-3G - one of those nice things that 'just works'.
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On Oct 1, 2012, at 10:09 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
> I know this doesn't apply to our PPC Macs, and that this is also "old news",
> but it was something I was unaware of until today. I knew that modern Macs
> can read-only Windows NTFS volumes, but I thought that to write NTFS you
> needed 3rd-p
I know this doesn't apply to our PPC Macs, and that this is also "old
news", but it was something I was unaware of until today. I knew that
modern Macs can read-only Windows NTFS volumes, but I thought that to
write NTFS you needed 3rd-party software such a NTFS-3G, Tuxera,
Paragon NTFS, et
