Hello, I wasn’t sure where to put this, but this sounded like the correct forum. I’m pretty new to Suse and Linux in general, though I do know a little Unix, but barely. In any case, my question should be pretty simple to answer. I have an NTSF formatted drive. It crashes my Mac every time I try to mount it. When I mount it on a PC, I can see it fine, but when I try to reformat it only gives me the option of formatting for NTSF and not Fat32. I mounted it fine in Suse. What I’d like to do is format this drive for Fat32 or even some flavor of *ix so that I can use it on my Mac. There is nothing on the drive that I need to keep and can erase it totally, but the problem is I don’t know how to format a drive at all in Suse. Any help, please?
Make sure it isn’t mounted first though. Delete it, recreate it as whatever filesystem you want. Probably less confusing than doing it from a command line.
here you can select the device, create the partition and