Any way to get NTSF HD to work with OSX?

[CraigB]

I'm in a bit of a dilemma here. My external harddrive was originally partitioned as FAT32. However, to be able to transfer over this huge file onto it, I had to convert it to NTSF. Now here's the problem, I have files on my MBP that I need to transfer back and forth with my Windows XP PC, and I'm basically handicapped now.

I have over 20GB of files on my portable HD, and to change it back to FAT32, I'd need to format the whole disk. I simply have nowhere to place the files. My Windows has very little free space on its HD, while my MBP can't even read/write onto the external.

Is there any program out there that can allow OSX to read/write onto a FAT32 HD?

Thanks for any help you guys can provide me.

 

[palmerized]

Yes - first you need to install Macfuse, which is made by a Google employee:
http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/

Next, you'll need a NTFS driver:
http://www.ntfs-3g.org/

Presto. You can then mount, read and WRITE to the drive.

-M