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Thursday, June 5, 2008

Reformatting drives in unix

run:

sudo gparted

(sudo apt-get install gparted if it's not already installed in ubuntu)

FAT32 has been working pretty well for R/W access in both windows and unix. Though it has a 4GB filesize limit, and ~20,000 to 50,000 files per folder limit as well.
Posted by Kathy at 11:52 AM
Labels: drive, hard disk, program, reformatting, unix

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