I am referring to the mMOS won't show NTFS/PFS drive information thread - it basically says that the NTFS-support is more or less a matter of luck...
it's the same for me :-( - Ive bought this brand-new 3TB USB3.0 drive enclosure and re-formatted it to NTFS (originally was FAT32, wish I kept it that way...) just to find out that it's not working (it is recognized, but when the pvd_usb000 folder is double-clicked nothing happens except a forever spinning wait-cursor)!
is there any current development activity in that area? - I am not the only one who is facing this problem with NTFS
' nother questions:
1) is it on purpose that the driver can only be toggled once from FAT32 to NTFS? - when I want to toggle it again, it says "operation not permitted" (something like that, I have a german localization) and I need to restart multiman :dontknow:
2) how do I know on which mode the driver is? (FAT32 or NTFS) - the icon does not change (I'm referring to that other HB with which you can select where to install games)
p.s. of course I created the correct USB.CFG - without this it didn't even show the pvd_usb000 folder...
(content it that matters is "0x152d:0x0539:1")
it's the same for me :-( - Ive bought this brand-new 3TB USB3.0 drive enclosure and re-formatted it to NTFS (originally was FAT32, wish I kept it that way...) just to find out that it's not working (it is recognized, but when the pvd_usb000 folder is double-clicked nothing happens except a forever spinning wait-cursor)!
is there any current development activity in that area? - I am not the only one who is facing this problem with NTFS
' nother questions:
1) is it on purpose that the driver can only be toggled once from FAT32 to NTFS? - when I want to toggle it again, it says "operation not permitted" (something like that, I have a german localization) and I need to restart multiman :dontknow:
2) how do I know on which mode the driver is? (FAT32 or NTFS) - the icon does not change (I'm referring to that other HB with which you can select where to install games)
p.s. of course I created the correct USB.CFG - without this it didn't even show the pvd_usb000 folder...
(content it that matters is "0x152d:0x0539:1")