but there could be problems with some larger files cause FAT32 supports only up to 4gb. In your case FAT32 would be the best cause it's very compatible with media-player devices like radios, consoles etc. Formating your flash dirve should only be done when you planning to do something specific or its needed cause it's not compatible with some operating systems etc. Only downside: it's proprietary, but again, it doesn't matter unless you're designing a device that uses it.įirst of all, the best file-system is always the default that the manafacture has set. It's also simpler than NTFS and doesn't have unnecessary features. It doesn't have any file or partition size limits that you could exceed. It's supported by Windows and Mac OS X, there are also relatively stable Linux filesystem drivers. The only advantage over FAT32 is that it's simpler to implement, but unless you're going to implement filesystem drivers, it doesn't matter.įAT32 is the most portable out of these, but it has 4 GB file size limit, so it may not be suitable for your needs.ĮxFAT was designed for external drives and memory cards.
Some of NTFS features are unwanted on an external drive, for example support for permissions.įAT16 is mostly obsolete at this point. It will work, but it's unnecessarily complex. NTFS isn't suitable for flash drives and external drives. Seek time difference between filesystems probably won't be noticeable unless you were to copy thousands of small files. Excelon DMX905S supports following filesystems, according to specs on the Kenwood website:
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