is there an advantage to using Mac OS Extended (Journaled) rather than MS-DOS (FAT)? I mean, I don't intend to use it on a Pee Cee, but just incase I do I'd rather be safe than sorry, unless again, there is an advantage to using os journaled.
is there an advantage to using Mac OS Extended (Journaled) rather than MS-DOS (FAT)? I mean, I don't intend to use it on a Pee Cee, but just incase I do I'd rather be safe than sorry, unless again, there is an advantage to using os journaled.
I'd format HFS+ for now,if you ever decide to use bootcamp you can always partition part of it for
windows and use MS-DOS ( FAT ) so both OS's have r/w capabilities
is there an advantage to using Mac OS Extended (Journaled) rather than MS-DOS (FAT)? I mean, I don't intend to use it on a Pee Cee, but just incase I do I'd rather be safe than sorry, unless again, there is an advantage to using os journaled.
FAT32 does not preserver permissions that HFS+ and other *NIX systems support. As a result, you can have problems moving things back and forth to the external drive.