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They would rather have their customers do a little bit more work than pay into a competitor’s software that not every Mac user needs or even wants. This is why Mac computers and software cannot write or read their own or imputed NTFS drives. This means that to allow all of their systems and macOS software past, present, and future to fully utilize the open-source NTFS drives, they would have to pay a massive licensing fee to a major competitor, Windows. However, Mac does not provide the necessary specs to use NTFS drives in an open-source format. It is still used in Windows computers and software updates today. NTFS was used in Windows computers since the early 90s as a proprietary filing system.

Mac Softwares typically struggle with NTFS drives because of their origin. The issue is probably due to Configuration Profiles locking down mounting external sources (e.g.

mkdir /mnt & sudo /sbin/mountntfs /dev/disk3s1 /mnt.

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The issue is, the macOS 11.0 Big Sur software update can’t read NTFS drives. You also have to create a directory first in order to mount the disk into it.

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So now, you are probably wondering if this software update can let you mac read and write NTFS, and how to write NTFS drives in macOS Big Sur. The thing with the macOS Big Sur software update is that it is beta software, meaning that the software developers are essentially releasing this younger version as a test run, to see where the software prevails and where it falls short of expectations. It is meant to create a more beautiful interface that users interact with, along with increasing the speed and function of compatible machines.īig Sur brings with it the biggest update to the search application Safari, interface changes to the Messages app, and several other superficial enhancements. Sounds like you are able to get flash drives to work, and that is because they are probably using a 'standard' communication, while the HDD could be using something non-standard, or has a different chipset and is not supported by default by the kernel.The new update by macOS is the macOS 11.0 Big Sur software update.

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It also sounds like the problem may be that the HDD you are trying to mount requires different drivers to communicate with the HDD controller. No medium found means that it does not see that dev block or cannot access it. Invalid argument means that the filesystem type you are trying to mount is not supported by mount. As I said above, the reason that you can mount it within the app is because the app developer implemented the NTFS protocol in their application. You will not be able to mount with mount android doesn't have a kernel module that supports NTFS. Your only option is to contact the developer and send them the problem you have, so they can fix it. There are lots of reviews for the app that say 'did not work with X', so it seems you are not the only one that has issues. If it fails to mount, then there is a problem with the application. The app is implementing the NTFS protocol within the application. If it doesn't work with your drive, it is an issue with the application, not CM7. Using an app like that is different then actually mounting it in android. You would have to compile your own kernel module for the CM Kernel in order to mount NTFS.Įdit for you comment about the Paragon App: I've tried this method but when I try to mount it it gives me this error : Failed to mount '/dev/block/uba': No medium foundĬyanogenMod does not support NTFS. That means that the error in the HDD isn't with the NTFS file system. I already successfully mounted an NTFS Flash Drive (Fromatted using Minitool partition wizard,mounted using Paragon NTFS&HFS+) then the problem isn't the File SystemĮrror when trying to mount USB flash drive that is NTFS formatted : mount: mounting /dev/block/uba1 on /sdcard/data failed: Invalid argumentĮrror when trying to mount NTFS formatted portable HDD : mount: mounting /dev/block/uba on /sdcard/data failed: No medium found NTFS is a proprietary file system standard from Microsoft used in Windows since the early 90s.

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Paragon NTFS Driver On Track For Upcoming Linux Kernel. What are the node structure in configuration hierarchy. PCM 30Channel System - Division Multiplexing. One of them is always there,and another one is the USB Hub ,and another is the USB HDD Paragon Software Coupon, Promo Code Get 20 Discount. That is what dmesg says directly after connecting.Īnd when I write lsusb on terminal emulator it returns : Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002

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I've recently been testing things on my recently activated OTG I've tried to connect a USB Portable HDD, However when I connect the HDD the LED flashes like it's reading/writing, dmesg notices it : usb 1-1.4: new full speed USB device using msm_hsusb_host and address 40 I have a Huawei u8160 running Cyanogenmod 7.2.

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