06-14-2019, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by wparsons
The drive itself is completely agnostic to the filesystem being put on it... that sounds like a different issue, or user error.
Windows disk management has a limit of 32gb for FAT32 partitions, but you can bypass it quite easily and get up to 2TB partitions. There is a hard ~4gb file size limit on FAT32, but I doubt that's an issue unless you're putting high bit rate video rips on the drive to play in the car.
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/format...ive-fat-fat32/ |
some of the drives i tried could not be formatted in fat32. my computer did not give me any option for those drives for anything other than NTFS.
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