I was trying to find a file on an APFS drive, no luck. Then I tried to find the same file in a TimeMachine back volume, no luck. Then I tried to find the same file on an HFS+ backup volume; again, no luck.
Sorry to hijack this thread, but I’ve just downloaded EasyFind hoping to use this to search an external WD drive (NTFS format). I can’t see any way to tick a box to select this drive. Have I missed something ?
There is no “box to tick”. You can select a drive in the dropdown menu or drag and drop a location onto it.
Note: NTFS is not the best format to be using with a Mac.
Slower is not the word. Unusable is more like it. I realize this is a free app, but if you made a proper compatible 64 bit version for mojave it would be worth something.
Sorry I meant tuned for AFPS. There really isn’t a capable 64 bit app out there. FindanyFile is good and supports AFPS, but not 64 bit yet. I still have hope for easyfind one day!
Does this mean that EF doesn’t work at all in Mojave? I am searching for the text string “indemnif*” (with * but without ") on my entire HDD and it’s finding nothing at all in a search of more than 915k files and folders. I’m a lawyer, and the terms “indemnify” and “indemnification” are as common as the word “drain” in a plumber’s records.
So I created a Word doc with nothing but the text strings indemnification, indemnify and indemn* in the file and again, nothing.
Only text-based files like plain text, XML/HTML, source code or shell scripts are fully supported. You could try to add the necessary extensions to the settings, depending on the file format this might or might not work.