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1. #Tuxera ntfs el capitan install#
2. #Tuxera ntfs el capitan driver#
3. #Tuxera ntfs el capitan trial#
4. #Tuxera ntfs el capitan Pc#

Get the partition table: gpt show -r disk0 Booted to an installer thumb drive or to Internet Recovery Mode you are always root user and prepending sudo is not necessary. If you log-in as admin some commands require you to prepend sudo. Use the disk identifier you have found in your environment though. Get the disk identifier of the 500 GB drive - this may be disk0 or disk1. Open Terminal (menubar Utilities > Terminal) and enter diskutil list to get an overview. You can't unmount the disk you are booted to. Editing the GUID partition table with gpt requires you to unmount the disk.

#Tuxera ntfs el capitan install#

Under certain circumstances - I need the output of sudo fdisk /dev/disk0 and some hexdump results additionally - unallocated disk space between disk0s3 and disk0s4 is required and the beginning block & size have to be modified compared to your current gpt partition table.īoot to Internet Recovery Mode or a thumb drive with either a full OS X install or an OS X Installer thumb drive.

a thumb drive), remove disk0s4 with gpt and re-add it with the same boundaries (index number, beginning block & size) but a different type. To change the partition type boot to Internet Recovery Mode or a second boot device (e.g. It should be EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 though, which is the GUID for Microsoft basic data partitions (BDP).

You can check this by entering sudo gpt -r show disk0. The partition type is 48465300-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC which is HFS+ (the standard OS X partition type).

#Tuxera ntfs el capitan Pc#

Here is how the various tools on my Mac and PC see the drive. I have noticed that the Mac somehow seems to know the previous name of the second partition from when it was an HFS installation partition!

#Tuxera ntfs el capitan trial#

I've now also tried the latest trial version of Tuxera.įirst Aidis the only one which includes anything like an error code:Ĭould there be something in the partition table that needs to be changed with a low-level tool? I've also tried without Paragon and the OS does not even let me use it read-only.

#Tuxera ntfs el capitan driver#

I've tried both the free-for-Seagate and the trial versions of the Paragon NTFS driver 14. I've tried shutting down and switching the drive back to the PC and both partitions work fine there. The Mac boots off the HFS partition but does not see a valid second partition. I had been using it successfully on both my Windows and Mac laptop as best as I can recall but then didn't use the Mac for three months or so until the other day. It's used as a data disk on my PC but as the only disk on my Mac which is missing the SSD. The HD was bought Mac-formatted and came with a free version of Paragon, which I have updated to the latest version. I have an external Seagate USB 3 HD with GUID partitioning scheme, an HFS+ partition I boot off, and an NTFS data partition. I have a mid-2013 Air 11" with El Capitan just upgraded to Sierra.