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How to mount macOS APFS disk volumes in Linux

February 23, 2019December 24, 2020 Alistair Ross

In 2017, Apple changed the default filesystem on their macOS (High Sierra and above) to APFS, he Apple File System. It replaced HFS+. It works on a principle of using containers, rather than partitions. It […]

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How to read and write to Windows NTFS drives as any user

January 12, 2015January 3, 2016 Alistair Ross

So you have a Windows hard drive using the NTFS partition type. The good news is that most Linux distributions these days can read and write to it automatically without as much as a config […]

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