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Is there a disk format that copes well (or better than others) when end users physically disconnect USB drives without safely ejecting then?
I have xfs,ext4,btrfs,exfat and ntfs formats to choose from.
The disks don't have any data being written to them during the ejection, I just can't automate a clean eject for boring reasons I won't go into.
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Is there a disk format that copes well (or better than others) when end users physically disconnect USB drives without safely ejecting then?
I have xfs,ext4,btrfs,exfat and ntfs formats to choose from.
The disks don't have any data being written to them during the ejection, I just can't automate a clean eject for boring reasons I won't go into.
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Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
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Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
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Is there a disk format that copes well (or better than others) when end users physically disconnect USB drives without safely ejecting then?
I have xfs,ext4,btrfs,exfat and ntfs formats to choose from.
The disks don't have any data being written to them during the ejection, I just can't automate a clean eject for boring reasons I won't go into.
linux usb-drive removable-storage
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Is there a disk format that copes well (or better than others) when end users physically disconnect USB drives without safely ejecting then?
I have xfs,ext4,btrfs,exfat and ntfs formats to choose from.
The disks don't have any data being written to them during the ejection, I just can't automate a clean eject for boring reasons I won't go into.
linux usb-drive removable-storage
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Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
1 hour ago
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Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
1 hour ago
Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
1 hour ago
Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
1 hour ago
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Ah, but the USB flash drives are normally FAT32, are they not?
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Apologies, I should have stated that these are USB external mechanical drives.
– SubStandard
1 hour ago