A year of nothing, and now two posts in a day.
How to write to an NTFS drive on Mac OS X 10.8.4 (specifically, how to replace a troublesome ntdll.dll file on Windows 7 running in Bootcamp):
How to write to an NTFS drive on Mac OS X 10.8.4 (specifically, how to replace a troublesome ntdll.dll file on Windows 7 running in Bootcamp):
- Boot into the Mac OS.
- Start a terminal session.
- diskutil info /Volumes/BOOTCAMP | grep UUID
- Copy the UUID
- Use your favorite text editor (why would it be anything other than vi?) and sudo
/etc/fstab - Type: UUID=<UUID you copied>
none ntfs,rw,auto nobrowse all on one line. The nobrowse is critical for this to work. - Save the file
- Open the disk utility, find the BOOTCAMP volume and unmount it.
- Remount the BOOTCAMP volume.
- In the terminal window type open /Volumes/BOOTCAMP to open the windows partition in the Finder.
- Modify as needed. (This, at least, worked just fine for me to replace a balky ntdll.dll file that was crashing whenever I'd be organizing files in Windows Explorer.)