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Please search before asking questions... There must be nearly a hundred other posts with this same question. OS X can only see NTFS drives as READ-ONLY. This is a limitation of how OS X sees the filesystem, and I doubt it will change any time soon. You can create (or convert) a partition as FAT32 in XP, and OS X will easily Write and Read to that. :dev:

There is a linux tool which allows this. I don't know if this could be recompiled to work on Mac OS X. Anyway when I last had a look on the author's homepage it read that it was still in an experimental state and not recommended for regular use due to the risk of data loss.

True, and again, this has been said before on similar posts. There are ways to mount NTFS drives in Linux systems, as read/write, but they don't always work as expected, and can destroy the Filesystem! NTFS is a Microsoft 'secret' of sorts. So no other OS can reliably write to it. Several (like OS X) have managed to reverse engineer enough to read from it just fine, however. :dev:

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