- DISINSTALLARE MACFUSE MAC OS X
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Mail address can be found at Īctually the reason startup disk doesn't see an NTFS disk for booting is because apples driver isn't being used. I'd also advise you to contact me if you have time to help me finding out what the problem is with this version of the driver. so I'd advise a downgrade to 1.913, or a complete uninstall. FYI, the script called by OS X's disk arbitration is not /sbin/mount_ntfs-3g, but /System/Library/Filesystems/ntfs-3g.fs/ntfs-3g.util It might prove to be more difficult disabling that massive script.
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I guess you'll have to attach it to a Windows computer in order to fix that. Mounting your drive will prove difficult though if ntfs-3g refuses to mount it even with the force option due to hibernation. Have you tried to downgrade to the 1.913 package? It shouldn't cause any lockups at least. Ultimately, I blame the newest version of ntfsprogs, but I haven't got any evidence yet to support that accusation. I'm investigating the issue, which seems to have something to do with how probing is done. Magnus: I've had another report on Disk Utility locking up with the latest version of the driver.
:) I am seriously considering changing file system to FAT32 on the disk, especially if write performance is bad (the disk is connected with USB2), but it would be sweet if I could stick with NTFS for now. Is it possible to not automatically mount with ntfs-3g for now, until I actually have it working? I tried to remove the mount line i the mount_ntfs3g.sh script (don't exactly remember the name) but OS X still tried to do something that cause diskutil to stop responding.
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Basically, when I tried to force mount the drive I had to uninstall ntfs-3g, plug the drive in, wait for the volume to be mounted with the Apple ntfs filesystem, unmount the volume with diskutil, install ntfs-3g and when the installation program said "restart your computer" I tried to force mount, and that's when it failed. Diskutil won't respond if I try to list all disks/partitions and if I try to manually mount the drive with ntfs-3g I get an access violation message (I don't remember exactly what it said unfortunatelly) I suspect it's the automatic mount script that cause some problems. If I have ntfs-3g installed and plug in my ntfs drive something seems to block all access to that drive. Also, I'm starting to wonder what my problem actually is. Please resume and shutdown Windows properly, so mounting could be done safely. Failed to mount '/dev/disk1s1': Operation not permitted The NTFS partition is hibernated. When I use '-oforce' I get this output from ntfs-3g: - Windows is hibernated, refused to mount. :) For example, when i build ntfs-3g, I pass the following flags to the configure script (at the end of the invocation command line): CFLAGS="-arch i386 -arch ppc -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk" LDFLAGS="-arch i386 -arch ppc"Įrik, thanks, but the 'force' option doesn't seem to work. Not even Foundation.) It wouldn't be much of a FAQ, as it's very straightforward. as soon as you need to use the OS X frameworks, you'll discover that they usually can't be used together with ppc64 or x86_64 code. You could even compile four architectures into one binary, for example: gcc -arch ppc -arch ppc64 -arch i386 -arch x86_64 -o hello_world hello_world.c (This only works for simple unix apps.
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Behind the curtains, it's actually done by compiling the source code twice, once with the i386 compiler and once with the ppc compiler, and then combining the two resulting binaries together with the command line utility "lipo" which creates fat binaries. The source code for ntfsprogs 1.13.1 is available here.Īnonymous, Octo4:42 PM: If you use gcc from the command line, you just need to add '-arch i386 -arch ppc' before all other options when compiling to get the ppc and i386 architectures into one binary. The source code for ntfs-3g 1.1004 is available here. Somebody intrested in donating old PPC hardware? Note: I'm still unable to test the package on PowerPC systems, but it will probably work. This confused OS X, but it should be fixed now. It didn't return the proper exit code when the mount operation failed.
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Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4, a PowerPC or Intel computer, MacFUSE 0.4.0 (or later) installed.Ĭhanges for Update 1: Changed ntfsprogs back to 1.13.1 from 2.0.0 because of lockup issues with unclean/hibernated NTFS file systems tracked to ntfsprogs.Ĭhanges for Update 2: Bugfix for fuse_wait. The package structure has been slightly altered so it will require a reboot after install.ĭownload NTFS-3G 1.1004 (Update 2) (package by catacombae) Ntfsprogs 1.13.1 (from ) is also included.
This version supposedly fixes an issue with file corruption when dealing with sparse files. the package has been updated to NTFS-3G 1.1004.
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