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Publisher Bucks 11-30-2025 04:43 AM

External HD question?
 
Is it possible to format an external HD so that the files on it can be accessed by both Windows and OS machines concurrently via a local network (and via direct connection through USB)?

adultinnovation 11-30-2025 04:47 AM

Ask chatgpt

CurrentlySober 11-30-2025 04:02 PM

yeah, Fat32 but then individual files cunt be over 4gb in size

INever 12-01-2025 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by adultinnovation (Post 23415786)
Ask chatgpt

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Is it possible to format an external HD so that the files on it can be accessed by both Windows and OS machines concurrently via a local network (and via direct connection through USB)?
Not sure, but partitioning the drive might be a way.

Publisher Bucks 12-01-2025 05:57 AM

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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 23415900)
yeah, Fat32 but then individual files cunt be over 4gb in size

Perfect, cheers mate :thumbsup

Tubevideditor 12-01-2025 08:34 AM

Use exFAT

CurrentlySober 12-01-2025 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Publisher Bucks (Post 23416033)
Perfect, cheers mate :thumbsup

I have a win 10 pc and a mac, which both access the internet through my router/hub - In the usb slot at the back of my hub, I have a 128gb SD card formatted fat32, and both computers can read / write to that as a network storage.

OldJeff 12-01-2025 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 23416100)
I have a win 10 pc and a mac, which both access the internet through my router/hub - In the usb slot at the back of my hub, I have a 128gb SD card formatted fat32, and both computers can read / write to that as a network storage.

I swear you said you cunt a4rd network

Okaro 12-02-2025 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Tubevideditor (Post 23416053)
Use exFAT

This.

Fat32 no, please.


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