Format: Choose a name format for the files, then choose to put the index, counter, or date before or after the name. Enter a name in the Custom Format field, then enter the number you want to start with.
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--backup-test-percentage = 0After a backup is completed, some (dblock, dindex, dlist) files from the remote backend are selected for verification. Use this option to specify the percentage (between 0 and 100) of files to test. If the backup-test-samples option is also provided, the number of samples tested is the maximum implied by the two options. If the no-backend-verification option is provided, no remote files are verified.
--backup-test-samples = 1After a backup is completed, some files (in each file categoy: dblock, dindex, dlist) are selected for verification on the remote backend. Use this option to change how many files in each category should be tested. If this value is set to 0 or the option --no-backend-verification is set, no remote files are verified.
--index-file-policy = FullThe index files are used to limit the need for downloading dblock files when there is no local database present.The more information is recorded in the index files, the faster operations can proceed without the database. The tradeoff is that larger index files take up more remote space and which may never be used.
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3. Download ntfs-3g and compile it -- there's also a premade binary .dmg I couldn't find the premade binary.dmg. Are you able to point to it directly please? [ Reply to This # ] 10.4: Use MacFuse to read and write to NTFS volumes Authored by: Nimitz on Feb 26, '07 10:51:01AM This is the url -3G%2020070116-r3.dmg--------------The Nimitz [ Reply to This # ] 10.4: Use MacFuse to read and write to NTFS volumes Authored by: aqsalter on Feb 23, '07 09:46:35PM The easiest way to do all this is to use Fink, you can install MacFuse and NTFS-3g quite easily: -3gStill need to mount the drive manually, using above instructions, though.Macfuse can also be installed via MacPorts, but ntfs-3g is not available as far as I know. [ Reply to This # ] 10.4: Use MacFuse to read and write to NTFS volumes Authored by: thirdrockphoto on Jun 14, '07 08:08:16AM "Still need to mount the drive manually"??? My drive mounts ever so automatically. But even after MacFuse, restart, MacFuse Tools, restart, sshfs, restart, NTFS-3G, restart and spotlightFS, restart, the drive is still read-only. Does this mean I need to compile a bunch of stuff in Terminal or does it mean I should give up?
This really works great! That's superhint - Thank youI wonder what are the cons of this fuse? It seems everybody as got problemes with ntfs why isn't fuse more widespread?installed fuse via finkwrote ntrw.sh:diskutil unmount /dev/disk0s2sudo mkdir /Volumes/disknamesudo ntfs-3g /dev/disk0s2 /Volumes/diskname -o ping_diskarb,volname="diskname"sh ntrw.sh and everything is in placeHow can I make this start with the system? without this silly sudo password bore?
Yay. After two days of incessant head-banging, the InsanelyMac tip finally let me install ntfs-3g. Now, my NTFS-formatted MyBook doesn't appear AT ALL. Yes, boys and girls, I've made the huge technological advance of going from read-only to NOTHING AT ALL. I'm ready to drop this hideous oversized truck muffler down a well and go back to a PC.
Running (well, finding, and then running) ntfs-3g from the terminal revealed an "unlean NTFS logfile" that could be cleansed (exorcised?) only by a holy Windows machine. A quick plug-in-and-eject to a handy XP laptop and MyBook is mounted read-write.Phew.
If you read around a little bit more, you'd know that the guy that developed NTFS-3g (stable ntfs driver for linux with full write support) was hired by Apple. He will obviously be porting it for OS X to be seen in a future version. Some people have said 10.6 for sure if not 10.5, I think getting the FUSE thing down is what would take so long but who knows. 2ff7e9595c