#Toshiba macfuse driver how to#

Disabling or uninstalling ntfs-3g brings them back. After installing ntfs-3g, all NTFS drives will disappear from the 'Startup Disk' preference pane.

Packaging, patching, Mac OS X-related development and testing is done in the context of my development efforts with the Catacombae projects. If you are having problems with NTFS-3G, write a forum post about it in the NTFS-3G Forum (or post a question as a blog comment if you're just unsure of how things work).

#Toshiba macfuse driver how to#

Information on how to install and use NTFS-3G for Mac OS X can be found in the User Guide. The package has been tested with Mac OS X 10.4.11/Intel and Mac OS X 10.5.6/Intel. Mac OS X 10.4/10.5, running on an Intel or PowerPC computer.The 'legacy' build will probably be removed in the future, unless anyone has a good reason that it should be kept maintained.Ĭertain patches such as the caching layer are omitted in this build. We now have a 'standard' build, and a 'legacy' build in case anyone is still interested in the limited feature set of the old 'stable' build. The 'stable' and 'ublio' labels are dropped.

When asking for confirmation before mounting a volume with an unclean log file or a hibernated volume, the dialog informing the user that the mount succeeded has been removed.

The NTFS-3G system preferences are now retained between installs, and limited support for automatically repairing damaged NTFS-3G settings has been added.

New preference pane version, 0.9.8: The user can now choose to always mount (recover) uncleanly unmounted volumes without user confirmation.

Simplified install procedure: NTFS-3G now installs MacFUSE (2.0.2/2.0.3) with it, so that users don't have to download two different packages to get read/write NTFS support working.