So I've got a hard drive I want to plug into my router, but its becoming a pain in the bum.
I managed to successfully do it, using FAT 32 file structure, but this means I can't copy files over 4.2GB to it, which is what I want to store on there.
So I reformatted it as MAC OSX journaled - unsupported by the router.
So my obvious choice is to go with NTFS, however OS X can't format to this structure, and even when its presented with a NTFS disk, its read only isn't it?
So has anyone got a workaround suggestion for this? I only have mac, no windows machines, so the solution needs to work on OS X.
I managed to successfully do it, using FAT 32 file structure, but this means I can't copy files over 4.2GB to it, which is what I want to store on there.
So I reformatted it as MAC OSX journaled - unsupported by the router.
So my obvious choice is to go with NTFS, however OS X can't format to this structure, and even when its presented with a NTFS disk, its read only isn't it?
So has anyone got a workaround suggestion for this? I only have mac, no windows machines, so the solution needs to work on OS X.