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Frump

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Feb 4, 2003
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I have just attached an external hard drive that is NTFS formatted. Is there any way I can change the permissions. I only have write permissions but I would like to be able to delete and write to the drive. If possible I would like to keep the drive formatted for NTFS.

I am running 10.3.5.

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

Frump. :)
 
with os 10.anything you can only read ntfs not write/change ect... their is a utillity that i have somewhere thats allows you to... will post the name and address when i find the right dvd

neil
 
neilrobinson said:
with os 10.anything you can only read ntfs not write/change ect... their is a utillity that i have somewhere thats allows you to... will post the name and address when i find the right dvd

neil

I would really appreciate any help you can give me.

Frump. :)
 
gotcha... thats what io thought. is it firewire? can you do a target disk mode type deal to transfer data to it?
 
earthtoandy said:
gotcha... thats what io thought. is it firewire? can you do a target disk mode type deal to transfer data to it?

Pc's are in the basement and the Mac is upstairs. I have one of those hard disk Docking stations from Wiebetech that I use to switch out drives.
The Mac and Pc's are networked but it is much faster moving large video files with the Docking station.

Frump.
 
Frump said:
Thank you for your assistance but that supports "read only". Panther already has that ability. Do you know of any other software that might be available.

Frump. :)

You will almost certainly need to buy it.

Macdrive is a good program, I used it when it was called "PC Macdrive" (or something like that).

With that in mind, time to get shoppin!
 
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