

It can be a part of the operating system, or come as a third party module, like Tuxera NTFS for Mac. 1.1 What is a file system driver? A file system driver is the software component that interprets the structures of the file system and presents a logical hierarchical view to the applications using it. It can be run on Mac OS X versions 10.8 (Mountain Lion), 10.7 (Lion), 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.5 (Leopard), and 10.4 (Tiger). This version of Tuxera NTFS has been adapted to Mac OS X, and can be used with both Intel Macs and older PowerPC Macs.

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This document will explain what Tuxera NTFS for Mac is, how to install it and use it, and how to perform certain other operations. Introduction to Tuxera NTFS for Mac Thank you for downloading Tuxera NTFS for Mac, a read/write file system driver for the Windows file system NTFS. Introduction to Tuxera NTFS for Mac What is a file system driver? How does it work? Installation Installing Tuxera NTFS for Mac Uninstalling Tuxera NTFS for Mac Using Tuxera NTFS for Mac Mounting and unmounting NTFS volumes Creating NTFS file systems Formatting an existing volume as NTFS Repartitioning a disk with NTFS partitions Creating an NTFS disk image Checking and repairing NTFS file systems Customizing Tuxera NTFS for Mac Disable Tuxera NTFS for Mac Globally For a volume Disable caching Globally For a volume Enable debug logging Always mount unclean volumes Disable recovery dialog for hibernated volumes Disable filename normalization For a volume Store extended attributes natively Apply Services for Mac translations for incompatible characters Acknowledgements.
