HFSExplorer is a lightweight application that can read Mac-formatted hard disks and disk images. It can read the file systems HFS (Mac OS Standard), HFS+ (Mac OS Extended) and HFSX (Mac OS Extended with case sensitive file names). Data sharing between Mac OS X and Windows 8 domains is a real problem, as Windows doesn't know anything about HFS+.Paragon has the solution! Get full read/write access to Mac HFS File System under Windows 8 and 8.1 with HFS+ for Windows 8 for free! HFS+ for Windows If you are running HFS+ for Windows in a Bootcamp configuration, you won't be able to see (or open) Mac OS X partition due to Core Storage restrictions. If you can disable Core Storage as described above, this will give you access to Mac OS X system drive from Bootcamp. HFS+ vs APFS Up until recently, HFS+ was the only file system supported by macOS and OS X. However, with the launch of the newest macOS High Sierra, Apple introduced a new drive type called Apple File System (APFS). HFS+ HFS+ was first introduced in 1998 with the launch of Mac OS 8.1 back when Apple made the switch to Intel-based processors. Although HFS+ is supported on all versions of Mac.
When looking for help on the Web I found that Seagate recommends the Paragon HFS+ driver.
http://knowledge.seagate.com/articl..S&key=ka03A000000tzeRQAQ&kb=n&wwwlocale=en-us
However I watched a YouTube about it and some people said it really messed up their system while others said it worked.
Should I proceed with installing the Paragon HFS+ driver from Seagate's site?
FYI this is the same PC for which I had a thread about the optical drive not visible. Thanks to Macboatmaster it's fixed.
You folks are awesome! Thank you for your help.
Sue
Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 1.0.0.4
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home, 64 bit
Processor: AMD A6-5200 APU with Radeon(TM) HD Graphics, AMD64 Family 22 Model 0 Stepping 1
Processor Count: 4
RAM: 7618 Mb
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 8400, 512 Mb
Hard Drives: C: 685 GB (636 GB Free);
Motherboard: AMD, Larne
Antivirus: Windows Defender, Enabled and Updated
What is Core Storage
It is a technology that combines multiple storage devices into a single logical device and essentially allowing user to partition his space regardless of device storage borders.
This technology allows Fusion Drive devices support. And is required for FileVault encryption.
Most of new (year 2014) Mac computers are partitioned that way already and many computers updated to Mac OS X Yosemite get it with the update.
Premiere pro desktop. To check whether this technology enabled on your Mac or not, you can run the following command in Terminal:
diskutil cs list
In case you don't have any of Core Storage configurations, Terminal will say 'No Core Storage logical volume groups found'.
And if you have Core Storage, it will show you Core Storage table, like this one:
How to disable core storage configuration
WARNING! Please check if you have Fusion Drive by checking your hardware or contacting your local Macintosh support service. Fusion Drive is a hardware configuration which is a combination of SSD and HDD in a single device which cannot be separated. If you have Fusion Drive than unfortunately you cannot disable Core Storage.
Also check that FileVault is disabled. In most cases disabling Fusion Drive disables Core Storage as well.
When you check for Core Storage configuration with Terminal command diskutil cs list, please find your Mac OS X system volume information and take a look at these lines:
Revertible will show if you can revert Core Storage or there is something preventing it.
If your Mac OS X partition is revertible, use this command to disable Core Storage:
diskutil cs revert [logical volume]
In this case this command will look like this:
diskutil cs revert 36B11150-B285-4C3C-876D-E70D4BABADC5
After running the revert process Terminal will ask you to reboot the system. After reboot you should have a Core Storage free Mac OS X. You can double check it with diskutil cs list command.
[NTFS for Mac OS X]
NTFS for Mac OS X doesn't have any compatibility issues with Core Storage technology
[HFS+ for Windows]
Hfs Pour Windows 7
If you are running HFS+ for Windows in a Bootcamp configuration, you won't be able to see (or open) Mac OS X partition due to Core Storage restrictions. If you can disable Core Storage as described above, this will give you access to Mac OS X system drive from Bootcamp.
CampTune, General, HFS+ for Windows, NTFS for Mac OS X
Tags: bootcamp, compatibility, corestorage, general, hfs, howto, mac, ntfs
Hfs Pour Windows 10
Has this article been helpful for your request?
(33 votes, average: 1.73 out of 5)
Hfs Pour Windows 8
