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MacFUSE and NTFS3G, please share your experience?


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Anyone used MacFUSE and NTFS3G mind to share their experience?
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I used to use it but I hear Paragon NTFS is a much better solution. Costs $30 for a license and I think it should be worth it for those who use NTFS drives...
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It works, but it's slow, especially writing, which it does at
about 2 MB/sec on my iMac C2D, which my research showed
as being typical. Paragon is much better (up to 30 MB/sec
writes to a USB NTFS drive) and worth the money.

http://www.paragon-software.com/home/ntfs-mac/

Read the Paragon beta thread:

Paragon NTFS for Mac OS X Public Beta Testing
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I'm not sure if I installed it wrong or what, but Macfuse/NTFS-3g on Leopard corrupted my Windows partition when I copied files in Finder from Mac to Windows. chkdsk /F couldn't fix the errors..
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