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rbng
Jan 20, 2019Follower
Mount ReadyNAS USB Drive on Mac
I have a USB drive connected to my ReadyNAS which I used the ReadyNAS to format. I tried several formats Ext3, Ext4, ... I am able to fully access the USB drive using the ReadNAS web interface.
On my Macbook Pro I have the Pargon NTFS service installed and can read all of the Windows type of formatted drives.
I can use the Go->Connect To Server option to mount the SMB ReadyNAS internal drives. I am not able to mount the USB connected drive or folders. I have verified that the USB drive is shared and that full rights are provided.
Can someone tell me how to mount the drive on my Macbook?
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
Well, ext formats are linux-only. Since you have NTFS support on the Mac, then you should be formatting the drive as NTFS.
You can do that in the NAS or in the PC.
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