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Macfusion automount6/7/2023 ![]() However, due to the replacing of spaces and slahes, Disk Utility shows it as, e.g., "Some_Volume". Instead of /Volumes/Untitled, you get the actual name, though with underscores instead of spaces or slashes.Ģ) Disk Utility now shows the volume names. ![]() The good news:ġ) The mount points are now nicer. name files are actually used any more, especially since the code says /* backwards compatibility */. Label=`/usr/local/sbin/ntfslabel -fq "$device" 2>/dev/null | sed "s=_=g"` # prevent spaces and slashes, as per Apple's ntfs.utilĮcho -n "$label"$'\0' > /System/Library/Filesystems/ntfs-3g.fs/ntfs-3g.labelĮcho -n "NTFS-3G"$'\0' > /System/Library/Filesystems/ntfs-3g.fs/ntfs-3g.nameĮxit -1 # FSUR_RECOGNIZED probe response mounting implied possibleThis matches rather closely. But for the most part, it actually works. This is an okay solution.ģ) I removed my excessive debug code, which means I might have broken a thing or two by accidentally removing too much. I initially made some of these separate shell scripts, but that turned out to be wasteful in terms of code reuse. The symlinks allow me to use 'basename' to gather what DiskArb is really trying to do. On the other hand, it doesn't care about FSVerificationArguments (it'll always pass "-q" no matter what), yet it does about FSVerificationExecutable. /ntfs.format), but it does care about FSFormatArguments. To give a bizarre example, it doesn't care about FSFormatExecutable (it calls. Sometimes it respects some of the ist, sometimes it doesn't. Ntfs.verify -> ntfs.utilThe reason these symlinks exist is because DiskArb is rather irrational and random about how it calls the utility. sbin/mount_ntfs-3g -> /System/Library/Filesystems/ntfs-3g.fs/ntfs.util
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