Dosen't work with macOS 10.12

[leoSince2017]

I'm so glad to use your shell script to mount my ntfs to R/W. But unfortunately, maybe it's not adapted to the newest os x. I'm sure I've used 'sudo' to run it.

that's what echoed in the terminal: Volume Data1 on disk2s6 unmounted Volume Data1 on /dev/disk2s6 mounted

My disk(on the desktop) disapeared at once and then showed up. But I just can't write it. Whatever, thank you!

[noma4i]

Hey! Thanx for stoping by. This script is in general wrapper for diskutil. Could you perform this manually: diskutil list - to find your volume diskutil mount /path/to/volume - where path to volume is taken from This should mount volume in read-only mode. If that happens use script to mount as read-write.

[leoSince2017]

I've got what's wrong ! I read some essays about that and opened /etc/fstab using vim /etc/fstab and I found that the line in this file don't looks like the format what told in that essays. There's something more in the fstab. Between 'UUID=xxxxxxx' and 'none', there is another 'xxxxxxx' as long as 'UUID'. I tried to delete what's more than it told, and it worked.

I don't know how to write shell script, so I don't know what happened. But it might because of apple have updated something into the system in the 3 years since you stop updating this script.😂 Or maybe my hard drive is not as same as others😂.

Thank you again!