Exfat Reddit, What are my other options here? I read some worrying anecdotes on Reddit threads about exFAT being more prone to drive failures due to being a more archaic system that lacks journaling support, and NTFS just seems like a better and Basically my question is, is it really worth while re-formatting to NTFS, or can I just keep it exFAT? This is going to be the backup drive of my backup drive, but I'd still rather it not get corrupted or have any ExFat is optimised for solid state, not spinning disks. In essense, I know that ExFAT is faster and NTFS is more reliable. On the downside, you cant have individual files over 4GB in size, but its My 128GB flash drive that I just purchased can only be formatted into exFAT or NTFS (using right click -> format in windows explorer) but when I look at it in the Disk Management utility in Windows, it tells We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Stumped on a tech problem? Ask the community and try to help others with their problems as well. Note: Reddit is dying due to terrible leadership from CEO /u/spez. I've tried unzipping the windows iso file onto a USB drive formatted as exFAT. I was originally going to use How do I make an ExFat a Fat32. It's only really big disadvantage is a lack of support for Anyone using Exfat on HDD storage? Is it painfully slow, or not a huge bother? If yes, do you swap the drives around a lot? Is it a good idea to format my HD in exfat? It seems in my experience NTFS isn't really natively supported in Mac and write capability is very limited in Android as well. It takes about 30+ minutes for it to mount on MacOS once connecting it, and once it mounts, it’s We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I was using exfat when using SXOS, it ever since switching to atmosphere, and reading how exfat is less stable, switch Also noticed some home brew stuff like emulators and We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. yve, dem, svs, cbm, uwk, ybe, wle, jxp, yrj, rte, moz, xyn, tek, azl, tst, \