AshwinNBhanushali / ntfsx

Script to get Write Permission for NTFS Drives in Mac OS X.

Geek Repo:Geek Repo

Github PK Tool:Github PK Tool

NTFSX

Mac OS X normally does not allow you to write on NTFS formatted hard drives. Simplest way to get wirte access is manually specifying mount options for your drive in the /etc/fstab system file by using Native-NTFS. Native-NTFS of Mac OS X is not a stable one. But at least you don't have to waste your precious SSD free space by installing Third Party Driver Packages in Mega Bytes size. NTFSX will help you in easiest and cheapest way.

This Script is based on ntfs.sh.

Installation

  • Open Terminal.
  • Download NTFSX zip file.
$ curl -LOk https://github.com/naingyeminn/ntfsx/archive/master.zip
  • Extract master.zip file.
$ unzip master.zip
  • Change into the extracted directory in Terminal.
$ cd ntfsx-master
  • Run "make" command as root:
$ sudo make

Uninstall

  • Change into ntfsx-master directory in Terminal.
  • Run Following Command.
$ sudo make uninstall

Usage

  • Insert your NTFS Drive.
  • ntfsx need Root permission. Use with sudo.

Add Drive

Manual Add

  • Run ntfsx with -a or add option.
$ sudo ntfsx -a
(or)
$ sudo ntfsx add
  • Select drive number you want to add and press Enter.
  • The Drive will be opened up in new Finder window.
  • Type Quit or Exit to end process.

Auto Add

  • You don't need to use additional options.
$ sudo ntfsx
  • ntfsx will find NTFS formatted Drives you connected and mount all these Drives with write permission.
  • You will not see the drive in Finder's Devices.
  • Open Finder and nagivates to Go > Go to Folder... Menu or press Shift + Command + G.
  • Type /Volumes and press enter.
  • Now you can See your Drive in Volumes folder and write Data.

Remove Drive

Remove

  • Run ntfsx with -r or remove option.
$ sudo ntfsx -r
(or)
$ sudo ntfsx remove
  • Select drive number you want to remove and press Enter.
  • It will remove selected NTFS Drive from fstab.
  • Type Quit or Exit to end process.

Remove All

  • Run ntfsx with -R or removeall option.
$ sudo ntfsx -R
(or)
$ sudo ntfsx removeall
  • This command will remove all NTFS Drives in fstab which are added by ntfsx.

##License

	DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
		   Version 2, December 2004

Copyright (C) 2015 Naing Ye` Minn <naingyeminn@gmail.com>

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified 
copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed 
as long as the name is changed.

	DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION

0. You just DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO.

About

Script to get Write Permission for NTFS Drives in Mac OS X.


Languages

Language:Shell 96.2%Language:Makefile 3.8%