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Hi Guys,
I have an issue thats annoying me to be frank.
I just finished building my Customac 2011 HTPC "Home Theatre PC"... Its beautiful and runs sweet but Im having one issue at the moment. It obviously does not write to NTFS natively.
1st Solution: So I purchased Tuxera NTFS and it completely ruined one of my NTFS drives that I spent a long time ripping my Genuine "owned" BluRays too
I wonder if its because that NTFS drive was being accessed by both win 7 and mac os lion VIA dual boot and because it was a partition setup on the same physical drive? In any case, this was working fine up until the drive stopped being recognized by WIN7.
= I might give this another try since the NTFS drives I want to access are on 2 different NTFS Physical Drives.
2nd Solution: This was a complete fail... I installed a trial of Parallel Desktops and thought that this would be able to write to NTFS via virtualization... *beep* no cigar. It uses the same rights that MAC OS LION does so it refuses to write to windows 7.
WHAT is the solution, you can recommend before I risk everything and return to Tuxera?
I move this media around to other WIN 7 PC's and so NTFS is ideal, was thinking MAYBE run LINUX which uses NTFS 3G Driver natively but not sure?
Cheers for anyone who shares there knowledge with me
Current Drive Configuration:
500GB WD BLUE (LION ONLY, PARALLEL to WIN7)
2TB (STORAGE ONLY)
2TB (STORAGE ONLY)
Justin
I have an issue thats annoying me to be frank.
I just finished building my Customac 2011 HTPC "Home Theatre PC"... Its beautiful and runs sweet but Im having one issue at the moment. It obviously does not write to NTFS natively.
1st Solution: So I purchased Tuxera NTFS and it completely ruined one of my NTFS drives that I spent a long time ripping my Genuine "owned" BluRays too
I wonder if its because that NTFS drive was being accessed by both win 7 and mac os lion VIA dual boot and because it was a partition setup on the same physical drive? In any case, this was working fine up until the drive stopped being recognized by WIN7.= I might give this another try since the NTFS drives I want to access are on 2 different NTFS Physical Drives.
2nd Solution: This was a complete fail... I installed a trial of Parallel Desktops and thought that this would be able to write to NTFS via virtualization... *beep* no cigar. It uses the same rights that MAC OS LION does so it refuses to write to windows 7.
WHAT is the solution, you can recommend before I risk everything and return to Tuxera?
I move this media around to other WIN 7 PC's and so NTFS is ideal, was thinking MAYBE run LINUX which uses NTFS 3G Driver natively but not sure?
Cheers for anyone who shares there knowledge with me
Current Drive Configuration:
500GB WD BLUE (LION ONLY, PARALLEL to WIN7)
2TB (STORAGE ONLY)
2TB (STORAGE ONLY)
Justin
