NTFS stores filenames in UTF-16 encoding.

Any link will be copied as a full file with its body, losing link information.

When copying from NTFS to Linux FS: all additional streams will not be copied, along with the compression flag and security attributes.

During copy operation, file data streams will be copied encrypted with the decryption capability loss.

Reading and writing compressed files is fully supported in both sequential and random orders.

chkhfs utility ─ check HFS+ partition for integrity and fix errors.

mkhfs utility ─ format any partition as HFS+ under Linux.

chkntfs utility ─ check NTFS partition integrity and fix errors.

mkntfs utility ─ format any partition as NTFS under Linux.

Improved driver behavior in case target storage is detached unexpectedly to minimize the possibility of file system issues. Stability improvements in unsafe storage removal scenarios Codepage for filename translation is specified via mount options. Support of non-Roman characters and languagesįile and folder names in native languages, including Asian. There are no limitations to maximum file and volume size (but within Linux kernel and NTFS/HFS+ limitations). Mount any NTFS/HFS+ volumes like native Linux ones automatically. Share volumes mounted by NTFS&HFS+ for Linux via SAMBA.Īutomatic NTFS/HFS+ volumes mounting on Linux platform Support for SMP kernels (multiprocessor systems). Kernel modules provide support for both NTFS and HFS+ file systems. Transparent read/write access to NTFS/HFS+ volumes Use the ‘discard’ mount option to enable TRIM support on the SSD storages mounted by Paragon driver to improve performance. Improved TRIM/discard support for SSD storages NTFS&HFS+ for Linux confirmed to work on 20 TB physical and 25 TB virtual volumes in the Paragon lab. 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). Improved support for very large volumes (16+ TB)

Full support for macOS High Sierra HFS+.

Full support for the native HFS+ journal.Supported HFS+ features (see also “Compatibility”):

Improved HFS+ support (including compatibility with macOS Sierra HFS+) New kernel support implements within 1 month after the official release.Īutomatic driver rebuild for newer supported kernels with DKMS library.

The Professional version supports the latest official kernels. The free version of the program works with Linux kernel from 2.6.36 to 5.12.