Paragon linux file systems

Linux File Systems for Windows 5.2.1146

Linux File Systems for Windows — это специализированная программа, понравится всем пользователям, которые хотят обладать возможностью управлять своими разделами типа ExtFS из операционной системы Windows, а не из Linux.

Раньше данное приложение называлось известное как Paragon ExtFS — оно было создано специально для всех тех пользователей, которым необходим доступ к данным на своих разделах Ext2 / Ext3 / Ext4 со своих компьютеров под управлением Windows. С помощью этого ПО пользователи могут легко импортировать или экспортировать свои документы и любые другие типы файлов из любого раздела типа ExtFS, а также открывать и просматривать мультимедийные файлы, при этом не копируя их.

Приложение оказывается полезным, когда пользователям нужно управлять файлами на жестком диске, который был удален из хранилища NAS, работающего под Linux. После установки Linux File Systems for Windows (а для этого вам надо скачать программу с нашего сайта, после установки надо использовать кряк или ключ для регистрации, на выходе получаем бесплатную последнюю версию приложения, можете пользоваться) нужно только подключить диск к компьютеру через разъем eSATA или переходник USB-SATA, софт может сразу получить доступ к нужным файлам. Все имеющиеся функции всегда доступны благодаря верхней панели инструментов. Файловые системы Linux для Windows устраняют необходимость копировать большой фильм на новый жесткий диск, если он был сохранен в разделе Ext2 / Ext3 / Ext4.

Разработчик: Paragon Software Group
Лицензия: ShareWare — у нас вы можете скачать бесплатно
Язык: English + Русская версия
Размер: 45 MB
ОС: Windows 7+
Последняя Версия: 5.2.1146
Скачать программу Linux File Systems for Windows бесплатно с ключом

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Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows 5.2.1146

Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows 5.2.1146

Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows — это уникальный инструмент, драйвер для Windows, позволяющий работать с файловым системами Linux. Просто подключите диск с разделами ExtFS, Btrfs или XFS к своему ПК и работайте с любыми файлами на Linux-разделах в Windows.

Системные требования:
Поддерживаемые ОС:
• Windows 7 SP1 и новее (32/64-bit)
• Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 и новее (64-bit)

Поддерживаемые файловые системы:
• Чтение/запись: Ext2, Ext3, Ext4
• Только чтение: Btrfs, XFS

Поддерживаемые устройства:
• Диски большой емкости (2 TB и более)
• Все типы твердотельных и флеш-накопителей
• Интерфейсы: IDE, SATA, SCSI, SAS, M.2
• Внешние интерфейсы: USB 1.0 — 3.2 Gen 2×2, Thunderbolt, eSATA, IEEE1394 (FireWire)

Торрент Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows 5.2.1146 подробно:
Особенности программы:
Утилиты проверки и форматирования разделов
— Утилита проверки Linux-разделов: проверяет целостность Linux-разделов и устраняет ошибки, создает и показывает отчет о состоянии файловой системы;
— Утилита форматирования Linux-разделов: преобразует любой раздел в формат Ext2/3/4 в ОС Windows.

Поддержка новых функций Ext4
— Драйвер поддерживает большинство новейших функций Ext4, последней версии файловой системы Linux: 64bit, dir_index, extent, extra_isize, ext_attr, flex_bg, has_journal и т.д. (Обратите внимание, что в настоящее время Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows не поддерживает следующие функции: bigalloc, journal_dev, meta_bg.)

Поддержка больших томов
— Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows быстро монтирует даже тома большого размера (> 2 ТБ).

Легкость использования
— Драйвер имеет простой и удобный интерфейс. Установка программы занимает несколько минут, и Вы сразу получаете доступ к разделам Linux в любое время.

Автоматическое подключение разделов
— По умолчанию все разделы Ext2/3/4, Btrfs, XFS подключаются к Windows автоматически.

Подключение сразу нескольких разделов
— Драйвер дает возможность работать с несколькими разделами Ext2/3/4, Btrfs, XFS одновременно.

Управление дисками
— Драйвер позволяет форматировать, проверять и исправлять ошибки на поврежденных томах ExtFS.

Поддержка чтения/записи для Logical Volume Management (менеджер логических томов в Linux)
— С драйвером Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows менеджер логических томов Linux не утратит своих функций: он будет работать в обычном порядке и выполнять все положенные функции.

Утилита командной строки
— Управление драйвером из командной строки.

Поддержка сторонних приложений
— Так как драйвер обеспечивает полноценный доступ к томам Linux на уровне операционной системы, вы можете использовать большинство сторонних приложений для работы с файлами, включая утилиту шифрования TrueCrypt и ей подобные (только в режиме файл-контейнера).

Что нового:
Добавлена поддержка Btrfs и XFS в режиме чтения
— Теперь Вам доступна информация Btrfs и XFS разделов в режиме чтения. Запись доступна в разделах Ext2/3/4.

Улучшенные характеристики работы и стабильность
Теперь драйвер работает гораздо быстрее, даже если на томах Linux недостаточно свободного места. Скорость передачи большого массива мелких файлов увеличилась почти в 2 раза. Скорость операций чтения/записи, выполняемых в произвольном порядке, также заметно возросла.

Скриншоты Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows 5.2.1146 торрент:

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Linux File Systems for Windows

FREIBURG, Germany – December 6, 2017 – Paragon Software, a recognized file systems and storage management expert, releases Linux File Systems for Windows. Now you can easily access disks and partitions formatted under the most common Linux file systems directly from your Windows PC. Linux File Systems for Windows by Paragon Software offers high-speed access to Linux file systems and supports Secure Boot protocol — there’s no need to turn off the driver when working with Linux volumes.

Features:

• Create, read, modify, copy, delete files on ExtFS volumes.
• Read files on Btrfs, XFS volumes.
• Full support for Secure Boot protocol.

Supported Operating Systems:

• Windows 7, 8/8.1, 10 (x64/x86)
• Windows Server 2008, 2012, 2016 (x64)

Availability:

Download a 10-day trial version from https://www.paragon-software.com/home/linuxfs-windows/. The trial period can be extended by sharing a post about the product on Facebook.

If you have already purchased Paragon ExtFS for Windows or Paragon ExtFS for Windows Professional, you can upgrade your product free via MyParagon account at https://my.paragon-software.com/#/login.

New users can purchase Linux File Systems for Windows for $19.95.

About Paragon Software

Since 1994, Paragon Software has been delivering reliable software products and technology solutions that every day help users, IT professionals, and businesses keep data healthy and safe. We offer file systems and storage management, deployment and migration of heterogeneous appliances and systems, data protection, business continuity and disaster recovery for hybrid environments. Our global business partners include AJA, Asus, QNAP, Western Digital, ZTE, and many others.

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Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software

Full read/write access to NTFS and HFS+ volumes!

Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software is a unique combination of Paragon’s NTFS and HFS+ file system drivers accessible from a Linux environment.

Note, that access to APFS is a feature of another standalone product, called APFS for Linux by Paragon Software.

“We’ve found the Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software driver to be superior over competing alternatives, offering extremely fast read/write capabilities at a price point not found anywhere else. Performance testing results have been impressive, with the drivers allowing us to accelerate data writing to the NTFS-formatted drives by almost 50%”.

Ezra Kohavi,
CEO of MediaClone, Inc.
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“Our ASUS engineers have already seen the value that Paragon’s NTFS technology delivers across our product line, and we consider it to be one of the highest performance and reliable system driver solutions on the market. We are very pleased to continue to utilize their technology to power our future wireless network products.”

Tenlong Deng, Vice President,
Networking & Wireless Devices, ASUS
Paragon and ASUS agreement

“Paragon’s Universal File System Driver software is the market leader in interoperability, with compelling performance and unique data protection that will deliver increased performance to our customers.”

Bradley Joe, Vice President,
Business Operations and Alliances, D-Link Systems, Inc.
Paragon and D-Link Agreement

“Paragon’s driver technology was selected over its competition because of its exceptional transfer rate performance. By embedding Paragon’s drivers into our solution, Voyager Air is best-in-class with regards to file/data transfer speeds; especially when it is directly attached via USB 3.0.”

Thi La, Senior VP and GM,
Memory and Enthusiast
Component Products, Corsair
Paragon and Corsair partnership

“Paragon FSL technology enables OS-independence, so everyone can use Belkin networking products to store and access their data from any device, be it an Android smartphone, Windows PC, Macbook, iPad, Linux notebook, Chromebook and more, with the very highest performance, file system integrity, and data protection.”

Mike Chen, Senior Director,
Product Management,
Belkin International, Inc.
Paragon and Belkin partnership

“Paragon’s driver technology clearly delivered the performance we demand for our ReadyNAS products.”

Matt Pahnke, Senior Product Marketing Manager,
NETGEAR Storage
Paragon partnering with NETGEAR

Easy to Install and Uninstall

Simply run the assistant scripts (install.sh and uninstall.sh scripts) to perform all the necessary operations to build the driver, install it, and deactivate and remove it from the platform.

High Performance

The Paragon tool boosts your performance by opening direct access to partitions you had difficulties with accessing previously from Linux. The transfer rate is the same for native Linux file systems and, in some cases even better.

Full Access to NTFS and HFS+ Volumes

Rapid and transparent read and write access to NTFS/HFS+ volumes from Linux. Use the HFS+ file system and its native journaling support for better file system integrity when transferring files between Linux PC and Mac.

Additional Utilities

Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software allows you to format any volume as NTFS or HFS+, check the formatted volumes for integrity, and fix errors.

Free Version

Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software also has a limited version that is free of charge and covers common usage scenarios. Try now ›
Choose the Professional version for professional features, highest performance, and premium support.

Expertise You Can Trust

Paragon Software Group has been providing market-proven reliable solutions since 1994, helping millions of customers achieve maximum productivity. We keep an eye on the IT industry, its news, and trends, and regularly supply you with product updates and enhancements
Visit your personal ParagonBox account, where we select and regularly publish the latest news and best deals!

OEM and Embedded Solutions

Microsoft NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software is a File System Link driver. Our FSL technology solves incompatibility issues between various file systems and popular operating systems. With FSL support for all popular file systems embedded into modern digital devices, consumers can enjoy issue-free platform interoperability. In search of a solution for your product?

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Many Paragon products come with free technical support. All of our Customers are entitled to a free 30-day upgrade if a new version appears within 30 days of product purchase. Should you have any questions about the installation or configuration of our software, do not hesitate to contact our Support Team via ParagonBox.

Features

new Supported Linux Kernels

The free version of the program works with Linux kernel from 2.6.36 to 5.12. The Professional version supports the latest official kernels.
New kernel support implements within 1 month after the official release.
Automatic driver rebuild for newer supported kernels with DKMS library.

Improved HFS+ support (including compatibility with macOS Sierra HFS+)

Supported HFS+ features (see also “Compatibility”):

• Full support for the native HFS+ journal.
• Full support for macOS High Sierra HFS+.

Improved support for very large volumes (16+ TB)

Implementation of changes into driver and file system utilities to provide a more user-friendly behavior by default, without the need for additional options, when working with very large volumes (16 TB and larger). NTFS&HFS+ for Linux confirmed to work on 20 TB physical and 25 TB virtual volumes in the Paragon lab.

Improved TRIM/discard support for SSD storages

Use the ‘discard’ mount option to enable TRIM support on the SSD storages mounted by Paragon driver to improve performance.

Transparent read/write access to NTFS/HFS+ volumes

Kernel modules provide support for both NTFS and HFS+ file systems.

32/64 Bit architecture support

Both x86 and x86-64 CPUs are supported.

Extended SMP support

Support for SMP kernels (multiprocessor systems).

Share your data over a network

Share volumes mounted by NTFS&HFS+ for Linux via SAMBA.

Low CPU load during data transfers

Reduced CPU load and memory consumption.

Automatic NTFS/HFS+ volumes mounting on Linux platform

Mount any NTFS/HFS+ volumes like native Linux ones automatically.

No file or volume size limitations

There are no limitations to maximum file and volume size (but within Linux kernel and NTFS/HFS+ limitations).

Support of non-Roman characters and languages

File and folder names in native languages, including Asian. Codepage for filename translation is specified via mount options.

Stability improvements in unsafe storage removal scenarios

Improved driver behavior in case target storage is detached unexpectedly to minimize the possibility of file system issues.

Additional NTFS utilities:

• mkntfs utility ─ format any partition as NTFS under Linux;
• chkntfs utility ─ check NTFS partition integrity and fix errors.

Additional HFS+ utilities:

• mkhfs utility ─ format any partition as HFS+ under Linux;
• chkhfs utility ─ check HFS+ partition for integrity and fix errors.

Compatibility

Reading and writing compressed files is fully supported in both sequential and random orders. Encrypted files are read encrypted. During copy operation, file data streams will be copied encrypted with the decryption capability loss. When copying from NTFS to Linux FS: all additional streams will not be copied, along with the compression flag and security attributes. Any link will be copied as a full file with its body, losing link information. NTFS stores filenames in UTF-16 encoding. This may cause confusion when very long filenames containing non-Latin characters are used and UTF-8 is selected as default kernel codepage.

Both case sensitive and case insensitive types of HFS+ file systems are supported. Only the ‘data’ fork is copied during a file copy operation on Linux (using cp command).

Supported Technologies

This product supports x86 and x86-64 architectures. Paragon Software Group also offers drivers for other architectures where Linux is used. For example:

Processor: Intel Pentium 300 MHz and higher, or compatible Both 32- and 64-bit CPUs are supported RAM: 32 MB HDD: 10 MB (Thanks to its unique technology, our NTFS&HFS+ for Linux driver has low system requirements. For example, the driver only requires 650 KB of free RAM to work with NTFS partitions larger than 250 GB. Kernel driver modules themselves take up around 800 KB of RAM.) Supported Linux Kernels The free version works with Linux kernel versions 2.6.36 up to 5.12.x. The Professional version supports the latest official kernels. Due to the ever-changing nature of Linux, using newer Linux kernels may require changes to the product. The driver update appears within 1 month after the kernel release. Both free and paid versions don’t insure compatibility with highly customized kernels. Users of customized kernels can test the Free edition before purchasing a Professional edition. To keep up with changes in the Linux kernel, our product is updated frequently. As a result, this website may not contain the most up-to-date information. Please contact support for the most up-to-date list of supported Linux kernels. A development environment is required to compile the Linux drivers. Please make sure that you have installed: Kernel source code (recommended) or kernel header files (doesn’t always work) GNU C (gcc) compiler GNU C++ (g++/gcc-c++) compiler GNU Glibc-static libraries GNU Make GNU ld (binutils) Modutils (module-init-tools) DKMS library

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NTFS File System?

NTFS is an acronym for New Technology File System. NTFS was first released with Windows NT. It is much more modern, stable, and reliable than FAT or FAT32. This file system was designed for use specifically with Windows OS. It supports long file names, huge disk partitions, and files, full security access control, the ability to recover files/directories, and its structure in the event of hardware failure and many other features.

Is NTFS File System better than FAT or HPFS?

Yes. The NTFS File System is a replacement for the FAT (File Allocation Table) and HPFS (High-Performance File System) file systems. It gives many advantages over the other file systems, such as the ability to restore files/directories and their structure in the event of hardware failure, improved security, support of huge files/partitions, etc.

Is NTFS File System the same in every version of Windows?

There are three versions of NTFS File System: 1.2, 3.0 and 3.1. Each of these versions is used in different Windows OS’s and have additional features.

• NTFS 1.2: Windows NT 3.1-3.51
• NTFS 3.0: Windows 2000
• NTFS 3.1: Windows XP and later

Version 1.2 is also known as 4.0, version 3.0 as 5.0, and version 3.1 as 5.1.

What is the HFS File System?

The Hierarchical File System (HFS) is a file system developed by Apple Inc. for use in computer systems running macOS. Originally designed for use on a floppy and hard disks, it can also be found on read-only media such as CD-ROMs. HFS is also referred to as macOS Standard (or “HFS Standard”), whereas its successor, HFS Plus, is also called macOS Extended (or “HFS Extended”). With the introduction of OS X 10.6, Apple has dropped format and write support for HFS disks and images, which are now supported as read-only volumes.

Is HFS+ File System better than HFS?

HFS Plus is an improved version of HFS, supporting much larger files (block addresses are 32-bit length instead of 16-bit), using Unicode (instead of macOS Roman or any of several other character sets) for naming the items (files, folders), and also using a full 32-bit allocation mapping table so that the disk could support more than 65,536 allocation blocks.

Can I read HFS/HFS+ volumes in Linux?

Linux kernel has HFS read support in Linux kernel 2.6.18 and beyond or additional utilities like hfsplus and hfsutils from the repositories to be installed.

UFSD (Universal File System Driver) General

What is Paragon UFSD Technology?

UFSD (Universal File System Drivers) is a unique technology specially developed by Paragon Software Group to provide full access (read/write, format, etc.) to volumes of the popular file systems such as NTFS, HFS+, FAT, Ext2, etc. under various platforms: Windows, Linux, etc. in case where these file systems are not natively supported.

What is a UFSD SDK?

The Universal File System Driver Software Development Kit (UFSD SDK) is designed for developing applications and provides the following main features:

• Access to unmounted (drive letter is not assigned) partitions
• Access to file systems including ones not supported by DOS and Windows OS family
• Platform-independent UFSD API

The NTFS file system is a proprietary technology of Microsoft. Is the NTFS for Linux driver completely legal?

It is well known that NTFS was originally very close to the HPFS file system developed by IBM. HPFS was much more OPEN in terms of documentation support, data structure, and so on. It helped us gain a better understanding of its nature, architecture, and ideology. The knowledge we have gained about NTFS has already been used for years in our best-selling products: Paragon Hard Disk Manager and Partition Manager. We have sold millions and millions of copies worldwide. The stability of the products as far as NTFS-related operations are concerned speaks for itself and for the stability of NTFS technology in general. Thus, having a good understanding of the HPFS file system, we understand how NTFS works.
Applying our knowledge to the other sources of information like Linux drivers for NTFS (read-only drivers) and debugging Windows applications, we’ve documented NTFS structures from within and created the Universal File System Driver. While developing Paragon NTFS for Linux driver, we always stuck to the following rules:

• We never referred to any confidential Microsoft NTFS stuff (docs, codes, etc.) and never applied a reverse engineering approach for Microsoft’s binary code.
• Open sources are the only thing we used, so we gained the majority of our NTFS knowledge and understanding from www.ntfs.com.
• NTFS, as a file system, as well as on-disk layout, is not patented and not documented.

What file systems does UFSD support?

UFSD technology provides access to the following file systems:

• NTFS/HFS+/exFAT/FAT32/ReFS/APFS under Linux;
• NTFS/HFS+/exFAT/ FAT32/ReFS under ThreadX;
• NTFS/HFS+ under Windows CE;
• ExtFS/HFS+/APFS under Windows;
• ExtFS/NTFS FS under macOS.

How does UFSD work?

UFSD provides direct access to physical devices, which is why it can process partitions regardless of their support by the current OS. With UFSD, it is possible to mount NTFS partitions under Linux, getting access to its contents. Partitions are recognized the same way as with the NTFS for Linux driver. It also allows direct access via physical device addressing, as realized in the UFSD SDK.

What UFSD products does Paragon Software provide?

What is the NTFS&HFS+ for Linux driver?

Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Linux software provides access to NTFS and HFS+ volumes under Linux. Now everyone can access NTFS and HFS+ partitions under Linux in a usual manner. The driver allows mounting NTFS or HFS+ partitions so that programs can work transparently with these mounted partitions – browse contents, open documents, run applications, work with existing files, and create new ones. The NTFS&HFS+ for Linux driver is a commercial Linux kernel driver for local access to NTFS or HFS+ volumes. It supports full read/write access. Kernel driver means you will have rapid and transparent access to native file systems. Just mount manually or use the automounting feature of the Professional version, and NTFS or HFS+ volumes will be available like any other tree directory.

What components are included in NTFS&HFS+ for Linux software?

Distribution of NTFS&HFS+ for Linux software

UFSD modules – NTFS&HFS+ for Linux Driver Installation/Uninstallation scripts Additional NTFS utilities: CHKNTFS – Check utility MKNTFS – Format utility Additional HFS utilities: MKHFS – Format utility CHKHFS – Check utility

TGZ archive providing the libraries and source code required to compile for the customer’s environment (NTFS & HFS+ for Linux Desktop products) Binary UFSD modules (NTFS & HFS+ for Linux Embedded products)

System Requirements and Performance Issues

Which Linux kernels are supported?

The free version works with Linux kernel versions 2.6.36 up to 5.12.x. The Professional version supports the latest official kernels. To keep up with the changes in the Linux kernel, our product is also updated frequently. Please contact our OEM licensing team to get the most up-to-date list of supported Linux kernels. Additional porting activities may be required before the driver can be used on platforms with highly customized kernels.

Is NTFS for Linux by Paragon Software faster than other drivers?

The NTFS&HFS+ for Linux performance is similar to native NTFS performance and, in some cases, even better than the performance of native Linux file system Ext2. Data throughput depends on the CPU performance, cache performance (RAM availability), the actual data writing scenario (size of chunks and order of write operations), number of files written simultaneously, etc. However, the major factor is the fragmentation of volumes and files. In the case of substantial fragmentation, performance could drop significantly in comparison with the performance on non-fragmented files. Performance for several simultaneous copy processes is four to five times slower, regardless of the summary data flow. The same behavior is seen on any other file system and/or operating system.

What architectures are supported?

Products for home use support x86 and x86-64 architectures.
Paragon Software Group also offers drivers for other architectures where Linux is used. For example:

• ARM
• MIPS
• SuperH (SH4)
• Ubicom32
• PowerPC

Which Linux distributions are supported?

The following Linux distributions have been tested in the Paragon test lab:

• Ubuntu 21.04 (Linux kernel 5.12.17)
• Ubuntu 20.04 (Linux kernel 5.10.0)
• Debian 10.10 (Linux kernel 5.10.0)
• Fedora 34 (Linux kernel 5.12.14)
• OpenSuse leap 15.3 (Linux kernel 5.3)
• CentOS 8.4 (Linux kernel 4.18.0-305)
• CentOS 7.9 (Linux kernel 3.10)

Can I access very large NTFS/HFS+ volumes?

There is no limitation on the maximum volume size (Linux kernel and NTFS/HFS+ limitations still apply). The workability of the NTFS&HFS+ for Linux was verified on 20 TB physical and 25 TB virtual volumes in the Paragon lab.

Can I access very large files on NTFS and HFS+ volumes?

There is no limitation on the maximum file size (Linux kernel and NTFS/HFS+ limitations still apply).

Can Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Linux access volumes on GPT-partitioned disks?

Yes, that is possible if the host OS can understand GPT partitioning tables correctly.

Does Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Linux support 4 KB sector size?

Yes, 4KB sector size is fully supported.

Development Environment to install NTFS&HFS+ for Linux software

A development environment is required to compile Linux drivers and utilities. Please verify that these tools are functional. The easiest way is to choose the developer toolkit when installing Linux.
What must be installed:

• kernel source code (recommended) or header files (doesn’t always work) for the kernel
• GNU C (gcc) compiler (version 3.3 or higher is required)
• GNU C++ (g++) compiler
• GNU glibc-static library
• GNU Make
• GNU ld (binutils)
• Modutils (module-init-tools)
• DKMS library

Can I install NTFS&HFS+ for Linux software to Knoppix?

Yes, you can. To install the software, you should have the kernel sources for the Knoppix on which you want to install the drivers and utilities. Usually, you can find the kernel sources for the Knoppix on its DVD version (not CD).

GNU C compiler (gcc) must have the version 3.3 or higher.
The user should log in as root to install the drivers and utilities.
Correct operation is not guaranteed for customized Linux kernels.

Can I create and format an NTFS or HFS+ partition under Linux?

The user can create a partition with a standard Linux fdisk/parted utilities and then format it using the mkntfs or mkhfs utilities.
For example:

• To create a partition write # parted/dev/sdb and follow the instructions
• To format in an NTFS partition: # mkntfs –v:Mylabel /dev/sdb1 to format the /dev/sdb1 volume.
• To format in an HFS+ partition: # mkhfs -v:MyLabel /dev/sdb1 to format the /dev/sdb1 volume.

Can I mount NTFS/HFS+ volumes with non-English filenames?

If a partition to be mounted contains files or directories whose names have non-English characters, please use the “nls” option: nls=utf8.
For example, mount -t ufsd -o nls=utf8 /dev/sda2 /mnt/ntfs (run in a Linux console as root or place it into the /etc/fstab file).

Can I share an NTFS partition via Samba, FTP, etc.?

The NTFS&HFS+ for Linux driver enables the shared work with NTFS partitions and folders. It is not prohibited to process an unlimited number of connections simultaneously.
Note: Parameters of the mount command must allow Samba, FTP, etc. servers to get access to the mounted NTFS partition.

Can I access several NTFS partitions simultaneously?

Yes, it is possible to mount and access several (up to 12 were tested) NTFS partitions simultaneously.

Can I change the permissions of a mounted NTFS volume?

Since there is no way to map Windows accounts into Linux users, permissions for files and directories are set when an NTFS partition is mounted (similar to the FAT file system, which does not store any information about access rights at all). These permissions are controlled by the following mount options:

This behavior is different in Embedded and Desktop Products – see Implementation Guide or User manual, respectively.

How to mount an NTFS volume with full access rights (for all users)?

Just mount the NTFS partition using the following command:
# mount -t ufsd -o umask=000,fmask=000,dmask=000 /dev/hdb1 /mnt/ntfs

Can I mount NTFS/HFS+ volumes automatically?

You can enable automatic mounting of NTFS/HFS+ volumes by adding lines to /etc/fstab (filesystem table) file or by using the Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Linux Professional version, which will add settings for automounting of NTFS/HFS+ volumes with the UFSD driver into your Linux system during installation.

Can I customize NTFS&HFS+ for Linux for a non-standard hardware platform

The architecture of the NTFS for Linux driver allows porting it to any hardware platform available on the present-day market. Paragon Software Group has a unique experience in customizing the NTFS for Linux drivers for various platforms.

Can I access an NTFS partition from my application?

To get access to NTFS partitions from an application, you should use a Paragon NTFS driver for the host operating system that the application runs on, or Paragon UFSD SDK.

What should we provide to Paragon so that we may get the driver for our specific device/environment (not the generic x86, x86_64 version of the driver)?

We need the following package to port our driver into your specific device (NAS, media device, etc.):

• A HW sample with access to root console (either COM port, Telnet or SSH)
• Kernel Source for which we need to compile the driver, so we can build the same kernel image you use into your device
• Kernel_config and makefile file for your customized kernel
• C and C++ cross-compilers (GNU gcc) to be able to compile our driver from our sources
• C and C++ cross-compilers (GNU gcc) to be able to compile user-space applications (mkfs, chkfs utilities) from our sources
• Toolchain (if it exists)

We need the following package to build our driver for your specific environment:

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