Question is in the title really, if you format a drive on a different OS and give it an allocation unit of over 1024 OS X straight up refuses to read it. It seems a bit of an odd limitation.
Anyone found a way to get around it?
It is of course possible to mount the drive in Windows, back it up, format with a smaller block size and then transfer back. But if I just take a client or friends drive who uses Windows and want to mount it I'm SoL.
Minitool isn't an option yet as it cant change the block size on ExFat - although they promise its coming to the pro version.
Anyone found a way to get around it?
It is of course possible to mount the drive in Windows, back it up, format with a smaller block size and then transfer back. But if I just take a client or friends drive who uses Windows and want to mount it I'm SoL.
Minitool isn't an option yet as it cant change the block size on ExFat - although they promise its coming to the pro version.