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2 issues ...who solved i will giv rs acount

i did snow leopard instalation successfuly jus 2 problems for me 1#ntfs drives are not mountable //// no read no write, i can only see them in disk utility no in finder 2#my usb ports was were working nicely but somwhere i find 2 kexts…

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@karamatks Published 2010-02-28
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i did snow leopard instalation successfuly
jus 2 problems for me
1#ntfs drives are not mountable //// no read no write, i can only see them in disk utility no in finder

2#my usb ports was were working nicely but somwhere i find 2 kexts with discription "necesery for hp all usb problems wil fix"
i thought may these kexts solve my ntfs mounting problems, therefore i instaled them and got my usb ports no more working
plz help me to overcome these

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2 technical responses curated from 3 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @x986123 2010-02-28

Go to the System/Library/Extensions folder and delete the 2 kexts you put in there. Then open up disk utility and do a repair permissions.

To mount your Windows HDD, and have read/write use NTFS 3G, here: macntfs-3g.blog spot.com/

Author Update #1 @karamatks 2010-02-28 ↳ Re: @x986123
@x986123Go to the System/Library/Extensions folder and delete the 2 kexts you put in there. Then open up disk utility and do a repair permissions. To mount your Windows HDD, and have read/write use NTFS 3G, here: macntfs-3g.blog spot.com/

in my desktop ntfs or mountable but only reading without any hack or ntfs3g
so em not intrested in writing jus want read mount in my laptop
ntfs 3g is not right solution because some times it damages partition data

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