There is a flaw that needs to be removed: because this partition is not displayed in the finder, how can we find it? We can’t always use the command line. If it is not opened, the mount will not succeed. The following NTFS RW indicates that the partition is mounted in read-write NTFS format.įinally, nobrowse is very important because it means that the partition is not displayed in the finder. Let’s explain the contents written in the previous line, my \ 040passport, which represents the volume name of the disk (if there is a space in your volume name, you need \ 040, which means to replace the space bar). LABEL=My\040Passport none ntfs rw,auto,nobrowse
Then update the / etc / fstab file and execute it in terminal sudo vi /etc/fstabOpen the file fstab and write the following: You can see that my volume name is my passport Open terminal execution diskutil listView volume name Later, due to Microsoft’s restrictions, MAC turned off this function, so next we need to turn on the NTFS read-write function through the command line.
It was found that OSX supported direct writing to NTFS disks as early as OSX 10.5. I thought there was a problem with the mobile hard disk, but it can be read and written perfectly on my windows book, so Baidu gave it a try. Recently, I bought a mobile hard disk and found that it can’t be read or written on Mac OSX.
