B bbplayer5 macrumors 68040 Original poster Apr 13, 2007 3,134 1,158 Apr 13, 2007 #1 Is there any format I can use for a 300 gig drive, so OSX and Vista via bootcamp can both read and write to it? Thanks!
Is there any format I can use for a 300 gig drive, so OSX and Vista via bootcamp can both read and write to it? Thanks!
V vniow macrumors G4 Jul 18, 2002 10,266 1 I accidentally my whole location. Apr 13, 2007 #2 FAT32. As long as you don't store any files over 4GB. Just use Disk Utility instead if Windows for format it and you should be fine.
FAT32. As long as you don't store any files over 4GB. Just use Disk Utility instead if Windows for format it and you should be fine.
Bill Gates macrumors 68030 Jun 21, 2006 2,500 14 127.0.0.1 Apr 13, 2007 #3 If you format it as NTFS, and install the NTFS-3g driver in OS X, you will be able to read and write to it. I have had great results this way.
If you format it as NTFS, and install the NTFS-3g driver in OS X, you will be able to read and write to it. I have had great results this way.
A akadmon Suspended Aug 30, 2006 2,006 2 New England Apr 13, 2007 #4 bbplayer5 said: Is there any format I can use for a 300 gig drive, so OSX and Vista via bootcamp can both read and write to it? Thanks! Click to expand... Just get MacDrive. It's Windows a program that allows Windows to access mac drives (nomen omen). I have and it works seamlessly.
bbplayer5 said: Is there any format I can use for a 300 gig drive, so OSX and Vista via bootcamp can both read and write to it? Thanks! Click to expand... Just get MacDrive. It's Windows a program that allows Windows to access mac drives (nomen omen). I have and it works seamlessly.
Bill Gates macrumors 68030 Jun 21, 2006 2,500 14 127.0.0.1 Apr 13, 2007 #5 akadmon said: Just get MacDrive. It's Windows a program that allows Windows to access mac drives (nomen omen). I have and it works seamlessly. Click to expand... That is one way to do it, but it would probably best to try either FAT32 or NTFS-3g first, since both are free whereas MacDrive is $49.95.
akadmon said: Just get MacDrive. It's Windows a program that allows Windows to access mac drives (nomen omen). I have and it works seamlessly. Click to expand... That is one way to do it, but it would probably best to try either FAT32 or NTFS-3g first, since both are free whereas MacDrive is $49.95.