Tuxera HFS+ embeddedfor Linux and Android
Fast, fail-safe data transfers
Our embedded HFS+ file system implementation brings Mac OS Extended file systems support to Linux- and Android-based devices and ensures seamless connectivity for Apple storage devices outside of the Apple ecosystem.
Unmatched compatibility
Tuxera HFS+ is an embedded read/write driver for Linux and Android that supports all flash media and storage types formatted with HFS+ and HFSX file systems.
Technical data and resources
Supported architectures
ARM, ARM64, Intel x86/x86_64 or compatible, MIPS, PowerPC, and more.
Operating systems
Linux, Android, QNX, Tizen, Chrome OS, and virtually any Linux-based operating system.
Scalability
No practical limit on number of files, folders, file sizes, and partition sizes. Directory contents stored in B+ tree structures.
Other features
Support for APM, GPT, and MBR partition schemes. Catalog file, directory, attribute, and data caching.
What our customers say about us
Linksys and Tuxera have teamed to create compatibility between the Linksys internal Linux based operating system and external file systems used by Windows (NTFS) and OS X (HFS+). The Tuxera software allows our Linux platform to understand and write to drives formatted with these file systems at high speeds and overall better experience for our customers.Dan Wang, Director of Product Development, Linksys
Achieving the highest levels of performance and interoperability is instrumental in PLX product development, and Tuxera’s File System Suite helped us to achieve these goals. We are pleased to collaborate with Tuxera to ensure its technology, working in tandem with our NAS products, delivers best-in-class performance across multiple file systems and applications.David Raun, vice president of marketing and business development at PLX
Tuxera is Power 7’s key software partner whose platform products are taking our WiFi Storage product line to the next level. Customers in this segment are demanding easy-to-use, high performance, highly reliable products and combined with Tuxera software we have achieved exactly that.Liu Yong, VP of Power7 SW development
All Tuxera file systemimplementations feature
Our cloud-based autobuild system ensures up-to-date, immediate software integration and delivery. Plus, our engineers are on call to help you through every stage of your product’s lifetime, including full integration support.
Our full implementation package comes with a built-to-spec, ready-to-run kernel module, all the file system and benchmarking tools you need, intensive device testing, our patented fail-safe technology, and full-service support.
Errors can cause data loss – or worse – damage device hardware. Tuxera file systems go beyond other alternatives to bring you volume check and repair tools to ensure file system consistency, fix corrupted volumes, and recover lost files.
All the software we build goes through extensive testing. We have our own state-of-the-art device testing lab where we test for interoperability, reliability, functionality, and performance.
Everything’s stored safe and sound. With Tuxera’s proprietary fail-safety technology your system can recover from unexpected shutdown, power loss, or storage removal. We can optimize the level of robustness and performance according to your specific use case.
How we helped customers with Tuxera HFS+
When to use Tuxera HFS+
Fully featured, read-write Tuxera HFS+ is embedded in countless consumer devices including NAS, routers and home gateways, and more.
Get Tuxera HFS+ embedded
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