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Why isn't there a file system accepted by all of the major operating systems? FAT32 comes to mind, but fuck that if I have something larger than 32GB. Windows has or will eventually have bash, so we can expect it to read ext4 with no problems. Even then, what of the faggot OS X? I'd like to have a flash drive bigger than 32GB, but there is always a problem. Fuck.
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ExFAT... look it up
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>>55873386
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Stop.
exFAT isn't great on ganoo slash leenox, but I would agree it's the more sane option.
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If OpenZFS ever gets windows support, we'll be in good shape.
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>>55873361
>Why isn't there a file system accepted by all of the major operating systems?
UDF
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>>55873361
>Windows has or will eventually have bash, so we can expect it to read ext4 with no problems
Are you retarded? Those have nothing to do with each other at all
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>>55873647
I remember reading about udf some time ago, but when it wasn't as easy as mffs.<fs>, I gave up easily. I should check it out again.
>>55873728
>implying M$ doesn't want to access all of those ext* for more data mining
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>>55873938
Windows is probably dual booted on more macs than linux machines. Do you think they have any intention of adding an HFS+ driver?
And EXT drivers are already all open source. They could have easily added one by now if they ever had any inclination to do so
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