anon@stickynote.party ~/rants/ $ ls -ltp | grep -v /
-rwxr--r-- anon anon Nov 23 2024 linux-exfat.md
anon@stickynote.party ~/rants/ $ find . -type f -print -exec display {} \;
~/rants
anon@stickynote.party ~/rants/ $ ls -ltp | grep -v /
-rwxr--r-- anon anon Nov 23 2024 linux-exfat.md
anon@stickynote.party ~/rants/ $ find . -type f -print -exec display {} \;
Drives formatted from Android (FAT32/MBR) don't get recognized on Macs either.
There is this cursed blood-donor-to-blood-recipient relationship with the three major operating systems that I detest. It's been a problem from the beginning of time, but filesystems such as exFAT were supposed to solve this issue. Today, while trying to initialize some cool flash drives I found from Costco, I had a hell of a time making it work between the M3 MacBook Pro, my Pixel 9, and my computer running Arch.