- #Macfuse core how to#
- #Macfuse core mac os x#
- #Macfuse core install#
- #Macfuse core trial#
- #Macfuse core free#
I am working on migrating some data, which I will only do one time, so I think it's not worth spending a great deal of my time trying to get this working. Which seem promising, but I still wasn't able to get it to work (this is using the jar out of your app, along with your conf Data Migration % java -jar /Users/cheryl/MathiasConsulting/Clients/ISNA/Projects/Accord/Salesforce/ISNA\ Data\ Migration/DataLoader/DataLoader.jarįurther, the directions seem to indicate that I need to have the soql inside the properties file, rather than passed as an argument.
#Macfuse core how to#
Seems there's a bunch of context that the jar needs, but I don't know how to provide it. If I copy the jar from a Windows install, I get this migration % java -jar /Users/cheryl/MathiasConsulting/Clients/ISNA/Projects/Accord/Salesforce/ISNA\ Data\ Migration/DataLoader.jarĮxception in thread "main" : no swt-win32-3063 in Īt (ClassLoader.java:1753)Īt 0(Runtime.java:822)Īt (System.java:993)Īt .Library.loadLibrary(Library.java:100)Īt .win32.OS.(OS.java:18)Īt .Widget.(Widget.java:66) There will be a alpha/beta release but I cant give you an exact timeframe when that will be the case. When that is done 'all' MacFUSE filesystems should work with OSXFUSE out of the box (without the need to recompile them). If I try to run the jar file out of the LexiLoader app, it migration % java -jar /Applications//LexiLoader.app/Contents/Resources/Java/DataLoader.jarĮxception in thread "main" : org/eclipse/swt/widgets/Shell Currently Im working on a compatibility layer for MacFUSE filesystems.
#Macfuse core free#
It is also still free and is compatible with OSX 10.5 through to 10.10 Yosemite (for both Intel and PowerPC, 32bit and 64bit architectures).If you have windows, you can run the installer then copy the jar to your Mac, or you can grab the Mac build from and grab the jar out of the application package.
Just a note too for those that are interested or still want to use the functions that were offered with MacFuse, there is a new project called OSX Fuse, which is the successor to MacFuse and is fully supported and continually updated. Now you do need to restart your Mac to finalize the changes.
Those are all the files I have been able to locate that are associated with MacFuse, if you find more, please do drop a comment below. Sudo rm -r /Library/PreferencePanes/MacFUSE.prefPane To remove those files you will need to manually do so using the following commands in Terminal app: sudo rm -r /var/root/Library/Caches/autoinstall-macfuse-core/ Once it has finished, there are still some files remaining on your system (surprise, surprise!). The installer will run through all the files it needs to delete starting with: MacFUSE Uninstaller: Removing file: '//./Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Project Templates/MacFUSE' Uninstall MacFuse Left Overs on OSX Now run the MacFuse uninstall script again, by running the following in Terminal app: sudo -s /Library/Filesystems/fusefs.fs/Support/uninstall-macfuse-core.sh The following are version numbers for OSX versions:Įxit and save your changes by pressing Control-x and confirming to save changes. What you need to do is change the number (10* in this case) to match your current operating system version. You will see the contents of the uninstaller showing: BOMFILE="$PACKAGE_RECEIPT/Contents/Archive.bom" Use the built in search function by pressing Control-w on your keyboard and search for: BOMFILE="$PACKAGE_RECEIPT/Contents/Archive.bom" To do so, open the uninstall script in pico/nano using the following in Terminal app: sudo pico /System/Library/Filesystems/fusefs.fs/uninstall-macfuse-core.sh For example, it appears that the MacFuse is the correct package name instead of Fuse or OSXFuse, but several of the guides still reference the older names.
#Macfuse core install#
I have read install guides at several websites, but the syntax of various terminal commands has changed resulting in repeated failure. To fix this problem, you need to edit the MacFuse uninstall script. I am trying to mount for Read/Write a NTFS Volume. It means you may have installed MacFuse prior to your current operating system, for example you may have installed it in Snow Leopard and upgraded to Mountain Lion. If you get an error that says something like: MacFUSE Uninstaller: Can not find the Archive.bom for MacFUSE Core package.
disable all graphical alerts (if any) in MacFUSE Core.
#Macfuse core mac os x#
To run the MacFuse uninstall script, type this in your Terminal app: sudo -s /System/Library/Filesystems/fusefs.fs/uninstall-macfuse-core.sh archivemount is known to work under both linux and Mac OS X (via MacFUSE).
#Macfuse core trial#
After all the trial and error trying to remove MacFuse, I found the most complete and safest way to uninstall it is to use the official uninstaller shell script that is included as part of the package, but this time from the command line, using Terminal app.
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