Mount - USB format
exFAT
expand version of FAT32
Compatible (w/r): Macs
Benefit: utilize every last bit of available capacity rather than having it constrained by system partitions.
Best filesystem for transferring files between Window and Linux:
- USB flash device
- SD device
- embedded device
FAT32
Create: 1977 (oldest)
Compatible (w/r): DOS, Window (up to 8), Max OS X and many UNIX-drived operting system (Linux and FreeBSD)
NTFS
Create: 1993
Support: Windows NT3.1 and XP to 8, wholly Windows
Compatible (r): Mac OS X 10.3 and latest versions1
Heavy data overhead
EXT
Create: 2008
Support: Linux
Compatible (native2): Window * Macs
Ext4 changes crucial filesystem data structures, including those that store file data.
require third-party application: Paragon NTFS
making a tiny FAT32 partition, copying or installing a program like Ext2Fsd, and formatting the remaining space as ext4.