If you've ever had FAT32 partition table corruption, you'd understand why you never want a single massive FAT32 partition Your best bet is to break it up so if

If you've ever had FAT32 partition table corruption, you'd understand why you never want a single massive FAT32 partition Your best bet is to break it up so if one drive letter gets taken out by power failure, etc. that the others survive. Doesn't even have to be power-loss, if you've ever dealt with a "USBC" corruption from improper USB disconnect https://www.disktuna.com/sudden-appearance-of-usbc-named-folder-and-files/ https://www.disktuna.com/sudden-appearance-of-usbc-named-fol...