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DROBO/File Format question
- Subject: DROBO/File Format question
- From: "Dean Barrett" <dean@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:35:30 -0000
Dont know if anyone else has gone down the Drobo route for storage...
I originally set mine up as a FAT32 drive - which i have now discovered
means i cant copy BluRay etc. to it as it has a 4gig limit ?
Its looks like i might have to move everything off of it to format it to
NTFS. What i'm uncertain about is that the user guide says it should stay
as
FAT32 if i want a Mac to read the data.
Can anyone confirm this is correct - i thought in the past i had connected
to my PC and read files from it on a Linux box which were in NTFS format.
I'm a bit stuffed if i cant read NTFS formatted files as i want to use the
Drobo as movie storage for Plex too.
Thanks
Dean.
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