Should a Mac mount an USB external NTFS drive by default?

mac usb external-hard-drive

By default Mac OS X will mount NTFS drives read-only without any additional software. There are instances that they will not mount if the drive requires a file check because of not being properly ejected. NTFS-3G will allow you to force mount it however and allows you to write to the hard drives as well.


NTFS read/write support for Mac OS X

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