#Update macfuse mac os x
#Update macfuse install
#Update macfuse update
#Update macfuse pro
#Update macfuse verification

I figured I might be able to fix this by booting into the vista install dvd to perform a repair - but when i boot from it the dvd doesn't even recognize the partition to be ntfs formatted.

#Update macfuse verification

From what i learned crcdisk.sys is a Disk Block Verification Filter Driver. I tried booting in safe mode - and it crashes after it loads the file crcdisk.sys. Now when i reboot into vista (i use refit for the dual booting) it starts loading vista and then crashes (i cant see the bluescreen error message because it reboots too fast).

I tested to see if it works by deleting a temp file and everything was fine.

#Update macfuse pro

I installed the latest versions of macfuse and ntfs-3g from this forum and was delighted to see my vista ntfs drive (macbook pro with 3 partitions osx, hfsdata and ntfsvista) mount r/w. I don't know if we can fix this.Ĭhucker, is this why I am having the following problem? Any way i can fix whatever went wrong so that i can boot up into vista again? Startup Disk doesn't recognize that your NTFS partition is mounted. You can, however, hold the option key when rebooting and select your Windows partition there. I installed it, re-installed SSHFS, and now MacFusion is working flawlessly.That's a known issue.

#Update macfuse update

Update #5: It's been a while since I originally posted this, but IIRC this all came from my problems trying to work around MacFusion not working with MacFUSE and SSHFS (when trying to use SSHFS to mount a volume running in an Ubuntu VM). Out of desperation, I tried sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes and sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/ubuntu but still go the 'Operation not permitted' error.

I read and played with xattr, but didn't learn anything.) (Though I wonder what the and '+' signify. This is confirmed in the ls man page.)Īs you can see, it's not showing any flags. (According to the chflags man page, the ls option to see flags is -O, not -o. I then did: $ ls -lOd 5 root admin hidden 170 Jul 15 13:22 /Volumes/ĭrwxr-xr-x+ 2 root admin - 68 Jul 15 13:08 /Volumes/ubuntu/ I read Handyman5's comment below, and then read and the man page for chflags. (Perhaps the /Volumes directory is left in some kind of locked state.) Now I'm getting the 'Operation not permitted' error again. Update #4: This was working, and then I made the mistake of restarting my Ubuntu VM without unmounting the sshfs volume. (In other words, restarting is not a reliable workaround.) Update #3: After getting the 'Operation not permitted' error, I restarted and got it again. But I may have a workaround.īTW: It says 'No' across from '64-but Kernel and Extensions' under 'System Software Overview' in the System Profiler (which I opened following Handyman5's directions). So I still don't have an answer to my question. $ sshfs ubuntu:/ /Volumes/ubuntu -oauto_cache,reconnect,volname=ubuntu Update #2: After restarting, I ran: $ cd /Volumes/ I'll try restarting my MacBook Air, just in case. I have no idea why it was working and now isn't. Then I tried running sudo sshfs ubuntu:/ /Volumes/ubuntu -oauto_cache,reconnect,volname=ubuntu and got: warning: ssh nodelay workaround disabled I tried creating the /Volumes/ubuntu directory with sudo, which made no difference. I'm pretty sure I just did a regular mkdir /Volumes/ubuntu (without sudo), followed by sshfs ubuntu:/ /Volumes/ubuntu -oauto_cache,reconnect,volname=ubuntu and it worked.īut today I'm getting the same mount_fusefs: failed to mount Operation not permitted error. Update: On Friday I tried this with an Ubuntu 11.04 VM (running in VMware Fusion 3.1.3).

#Update macfuse mac os x

I'm running Mac OS X 10.6.7? Could it be that sshfs-static-leopard.gz doesn't work with Snow Leopard? Or perhaps it only works in 32-bit mode? How do I find out if I'm booting Mac OS X in 64-bit mode? Mount_fusefs: failed to mount Operation not permitted But when I try sshfs daryls:/ /Volumes/daryls -oauto_cache,reconnect,volname=daryls, I get: warning: ssh nodelay workaround disabled I've configured an Ubuntu machine at work (with the hostname 'daryls') so I can ssh into it without a password. I installed MacFUSE (from ), restarted, and then downloaded sshfs-static-leopard.gz, and moved sshfs-static-leopard to /usr/sbin/sshfs (and did a chmod 755 on it).