NTFS (Windows NT File System)Is there any way to read and copy files to a USB stick formatted in NTFS?
Read my post. That's already answered.Is there any FREE way I can read and write to an NTFS USB Stick on Snow Leopard MacOS?
Read my post. That's already answered.
Yes, it's safe. No, it won't "break" your SL. I wouldn't recommend anything that wasn't safe to use.YOU mean this one?
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/40156/osxfuse
Is it safe? Will it break my Snow Leopard?
Yes, it's safe. No, it won't "break" your SL. I wouldn't recommend anything that wasn't safe to use.
Did you restart your computer after installing it? Mac OS X reads NTFS natively, without needing any 3rd party app. The purpose of OSXFuse is to enable writing to NTFS. Even with writing to NTFS enabled, you may still be restricted from writing, due to permissions on the drive.OSXFUSE works well to read and copy files FROM my NTFS USB key, but it says it's READ ONLY, yet I also need to WRITE some files back to the USB Key.
Is there a way to WRITE to a NTFS USB key in iMac?
Did you restart your computer after installing it? Mac OS X reads NTFS natively, without needing any 3rd party app. The purpose of OSXFuse is to enable writing to NTFS. Even with writing to NTFS enabled, you may still be restricted from writing, due to permissions on the drive.
No, OSXFUSE is a "compatibility layer" that enables you to install NTFS. You don't just install OSXFUSE and nothing else. You're supposed to install OSXFUSE, which enables you to install NTFS-3G.I installed ntfs-3g-2010.10.2-macosx.dmg and now I can read and write to my NTFS USB Stick
osxfuse apparently can only READ but not write.