Re: Slightly OT: Apple & NTFS

      FWIW, every flash drive I've ever bought (more than a dozen or so)
      came formatted FAT32 out of the box.
      I would say that it's not only the least common denominator, but
      the most
      denominator.
        party fs driver. I have personally trying to find an exfat that
        will work across the big 3
        wrote:
              All,
              I'm not an Apple guy so I thought I might ping fellow
              Pluggers who may be familiar with Mac OS.
              My son needed to provide a USB flash drive to his science
              teacher so the teacher could copy several videos to the
              drive. The teacher who uses an an Apple (don't know
              make/model) returned the drive as "unreadable" when I know
              the device works fine. I gave him another one and things
              worked ok. After the fact, I noticed that the "bad" flash
              drive was formatted NTFS, while the one that worked was
              formatted FAT32.
              drive if it is formatted with Windows NTFS filesystem?
            Or must it be formatted FAT32?
            Thanks,
            Peter
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