Rapmastac1 said:"heavy data mangling", what do you mean by this, I use Fat32 between my computer and OSX should I change it? And this program, will it let me read data and write data between pc and mac and have the Mac organization (wutever it's called, Fat 32, NTFS ect.).
And also remember that FAT32 is just a hack of the original floppy file system MS developed for DOS way back when (1981). They've just extended it from 12 bits to 16 and then 32 to handle larger discs and files.pizzach said:To put things in perspective you have to remember how old FAT32 is....didn't it come out with Win95? Most modern filesystems have journaling for file protection nowadays.
whenpaulsparks said:*cringes* - FAT32. but i don't recommend it. Mac OS X, or atleast on intel macs, can read NTFS if that's all you need on the mac side, but no write support, and you need MacDrive for windows to use HFS+. but with FAT32... expect problems if you do any kind of heavy data mangling.
Mac OS X, or atleast on intel macs, can read NTFS if that's all you need on the mac side, but no write support, and you need MacDrive for windows to use HFS+