When I go into Disk Utility, the drive name is grayed out. When I try to mount it, it says 'The disk “G-Drive-NT' could not be mounted. Try running First Aid on the disk and then retry mounting.' Thanks to Paragon's NTFS for Mac OSX I was able to run Verify & Repair on the drive in disk utility, but I still get the same error! Paragon NTFS for macOS Mojave: Read/Write NTFS drive on macOS Mojave 10.14 Posted by Molly to NTFS for Mac on June 21st, 2018 After installing macOS Mojave, I installed Paragon NTFS for Mac 15 and the program displayed a message that the OS is unsupported.

Hi, Once Paragon NTFS for Mac v8.0 is installed I can't prevent the mounting of NTFS volumes with the fstab method under Mac OS X. For example if the volume label is ' Windows', this entry in the fstab file: LABEL=Windows none ntfs ro,noauto won't do anything. Without Paragon NTFS for Mac installed, it works as designed. The question is: Is the file system identifier different when running NTFS for Mac? For example if NTFS-3G is installed and running, the entry should look like this: LABEL=Windows none ntfs-3g ro,noauto BTW, this is very useful, for example, for hidding (and no messing with) the Boot Camp Windows' system partition. I only want to see shared data partitions!

Any input welcome. Code: bash-3.2# diskutil unmount Windows Unmount failed for Windows This works with any other volume, and with this same volume 'Windows' with NTFS for Mac disabled! Also there's another anomaly in the way NTFS for Mac detects the volumes. Check again the 'diskutil info' output, now at the name of the filesystem. It says ' Windows NT Filesystem (compressed)'.

You can see that also in the Disk Utility app and my volume is NOT compressed! There's a third problem, about the way NTFS for Mac detects when a volume is an NTFS volume. It's using the 'magic number' 0xAA55 on the VBR (Volume Boot Record).

Microsoft says that this signature is only needed when a partition (volume) has bootable code. Theres a KB article about this at Microsoft. I tested it myself and Windows detects perfectly an NTFS partition without this signature (Mac OS X without NTFS for Mac does it too). Why I'm saying this? Because having the 0xAA55 signature in all partitions (volumes) confuses some boot managers (example rEFIt). To a boot manager all partitions with this signature could be bootable (and show in, for example, a multi-boot menu) and this isn't always the case.

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I want my data partitions out of this menu without the boot code signature (0xAA55) but detectable/mountable by NTFS for Mac! The correct way of detecting an NTFS partiton (volume) is by it's OEM string after the Jump/Nop instructions. The OEM string is at offset 0x03 to 0x0A in the VBR. EDIT: Tested all this in Tuxera NTFS 2010.10 and it works perfectly! You can create /etc/fstab file to manage access type (rw or ro). The file /etc/fstab is consulted for user-defined mount points, indexed by filesystem, in the mount point determination for a filesystem.

Each filesystem can be identified by its UUID or by its label, using the constructs ``UUID' or ``LABEL', respectively. For example: LABEL=BOOTCAMP none ufsd_NTFS ro (mount volume BOOTCAMP with read-only access) LABEL=EXTERNAL_NTFS none ufsd_NTFS rw (mount volume EXTERNAL_NTFS with read and write access) LABEL=DONT_AUTO_MOUNT_THIS_VOLUME none ufsd_NTFS rw,noauto (this volume won't be mounted automatically). Ufsd_NTFS - name of Paragon NTFS driver for Mac OS X. If it doesn't work with LABEL, try to use volume UUID.