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macfuse, which is a program ntfs3g installs along side it, hasn't been ported to work with -x64 mode yet. got to wait for it. however -x32 works fine. and you most likely wont see any noticeable difference between the two.

 

 

MacFUSE very well was released for SL, including x64 mode. Read http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/wiki/CHANGELOG

 

But afaik, ntfs-3g isn't available for x64 right now, so still no write access to ntfs drives :)

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OK so I am now booting into 32 bit and it works just fine. Was doing some tests and it seems that they system is running exactly the same.

 

One thing I found very interesting is that I get about 1000 points higher in geek bench in 10.6 then I did in 10.5.8 with the exact same system. After looking into some more of the details it seems that snow leopard is handling video a lot better.

 

Has anyone else seen a different in scores. This really excites me because I do see a huge performance increase from 10.5.8 on my hackintosh.

 

On my macbook however, I have noticed that it is about the same. I score almost the same with geek bench as I did before in 10.5.8. It just seems strange to me to see such a huge increase in speed in one computer but not anything in the other. I am guessing that because my macbook has integrated graphics it doesnt use opencl.

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MacFUSE very well was released for SL, including x64 mode. Read http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/wiki/CHANGELOG

 

But afaik, ntfs-3g isn't available for x64 right now, so still no write access to ntfs drives :unsure:

 

that was back in december of last year, its obviously out of date

 

read this from an official ntfs-3g developer.

 

http://tuxera.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&...f64e3fc74f09191

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