Hello altogether,
a couple of weeks ago I updated my linux-system and copied the ISO-Image on an USB-stick so that I can boot it. It did work though, but now I don't have a clue how to format it back to a FAT32-system.
Any idea?
Thank you!
Simon
sDJh
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Jump to PostAre you formatting the disk using windows or linux?
if your using windows you should be able to format it by right-clicking on it and click format and select FAT.
Did you format this disk to something like ext3?
did you copy the iso or did you get …
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Xlphos
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Are you formatting the disk using windows or linux?
if your using windows you should be able to format it by right-clicking on it and click format and select FAT.
Did you format this disk to something like ext3?
did you copy the iso or did you get a distro to create a bootable usb disk for you?
sDJh
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Posting Whiz in Training
Hi Xlphos.
I copied the iso myself but don't ask me which command I used.
I solved the problem yesterday. I could rewrite the MBR on linux with cfdisk. After that MacOS formated it correctly. That wasn't really a shortcut ^^but it did solve the problem though.
Many thanks
Simon
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