It and mount a different device under the /dev/mapper/ directory, (e.g. Important! If the device is a SoftRAID/FakeRAID then first activate In the first case run chkdsk /f on Windows NTFS is either inconsistent, or there is a hardware fault, or it's a
NTFS 3G EL CAPITAN INSTALL
When you install ntfs-3g you have errors on /var/log/mount-ntfs-3g.log, mine was:įailed to mount '/dev/disk2s1': Input/output error
Sudo /sbin/mount_ntfs -o rw /dev/disk2s1 ~/tempĪnd it was still failing. After some digging I tried to mount it via command line with mount like this: diskutil list #to get the list of drives diskutil was not able to mount it anymore but no message was shown.
Then I could see the external drive anymore. I used this gist but I keep getting problems.įirst of all after reinstalling ntfs-3g with brew I got the program broken (I don't know how) and I had to relink it again with this command: brew link -overwrite homebrew/fuse/ntfs-3g. You can find a lot of gists around that have a solution to the problem.
In my case though, I could not accept that an update could crash my Fuse OSX and NTFS-3g setup. If you want to spend money, I had for a month the trial period for Tuxera NTFS and that worked like a charm. I could mount it, I could read files, but no writing at all. At home I don't have an homogeneous device environment so I keep an NTFS portable hard disk to move around files (for example to watch them on my tv).Īfter updating my MacBook Pro Late 2011 (yeah, that old and it still rocks hard!), I couldn't find a way to let him write on the NTFS drive.
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