The common FAT filesystem, supported by just about every operating system, is just too basic for modern operating systems.
In this post, I’ll discuss methods for activating this native NTFS write support, as well as the pros and cons of doing so! Introducing NTFSĪ filesystem is the basic scheme for organizing data on a hard disk drive. Although 10.6 “Snow Leopard” includes NTFS write support, it is disabled by default. Third-party software like Paragon’s NTFS or the free NTFS-3G driver enabled read/write support, but a native solution was more desirable. Individual files often require conversion, but what about whole disks? Apple has long supported the universal and simplistic FAT filesystem, and added read-only support for NTFS back in 2003 in OS X 10.3 “Panther”. One of the daily hassles of using Apple Macintosh computers is the incompatibilities that arise with the broad Microsoft Windows world.
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