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I hit this a couple of days ago when helping a friend set up their new DJ decks. The decks only supported FAT32 but would happily read a 128gb USB stick. The a
by BuildTheRobots 6y ago
I hit this a couple of days ago when helping a friend set up their new DJ decks. The decks only supported FAT32 but would happily read a 128gb USB stick.
The article states that you can format as fat32 from the command line - this wasn't my experience. Disk Util (cli) saw my raw partition and started formatting it as FAT32, but seemed to fail about an hour in saying the disk was too big.
I ended up finding a random abandoned GUI utility which seemed to work, though it's extremely infuriating.
- fomine3 6y agoI suspect the command the article said is diskpart.