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Originally Posted by chucker
You must have broken something in the Info.plist. It should call ntfs.verify/ntfs.repair, not ntfs.util.
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Nope, Contents/Info.plist references ntfs-3g.verify and ntfs-3g.repair; all the included filesystems use the bundle name as the prefix, so that's why I switched to ntfs-3g for that.
Well, something odd is going on. I changed from symlinks to hardlinks, and the "don't call directly" warning vanished. But then it died because it wasn't getting arguments. So I updated the Info.plist to explicitly pass the -y and -q parameters.
Also, I'm going to start keeping revision numbers (-r3) so I don't lose track of this mess I've made. I tested formatting, verification, and mounting/unmounting with this version, through both diskutil and Disk Utility. If anything breaks, let me know!
EDIT: Renaming of NTFS volumes is still limited to using
ntfslabel on the command line; I cannot find how to integrate support for that.
So the fixed revisions are here:
Something's still going wrong. File managers open when NTFS mounts happen show the volume as having 0 size. In the screenshot, Finder was already running, but Path Finder was started
after mounting. I can reverse the problem by reversing the order. Here's the screenshot: