

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.

Slower, but minimizes corruption in the event of a system crash High performance build using internal caching Fixed by creating a setbkuptime stub pretending to set the backup time (there is no such thing as backup time in NTFS). This was caused by not having a setbkuptime implementation. Update 1: Fix for an issue with certain applications being unable to save files to the NTFS-3G volume.All file names returned that break the 255 byte limit are now truncated to 255 bytes to avoid breaking a directory listing.(This has been integrated in the main ntfs-3g source tree.) The driver now supports returning and setting the create date for a file/directory.Note that using normalization may render the accented/korean filenames that you have previously created using Mac OS X / NTFS-3G inaccessible, so please test which mode works best for your particular drive. Normalization is enabled by default, but can be switched off using the preference pane.

Filename normalization code has been added to increase compatibility with Windows filenames including western/greek filenames with accents, and korean filenames.Open your System Preferences application after installation to try it out. The preference pane can be used to set NTFS-3G options and uninstall NTFS-3G. An NTFS-3G preference pane has been added after some time in development.
