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So far as I know and that has been confirmed on threads here, macOS formats to FAT32 as default. This still leaves me with question why the drive (pre-formated to FAT32) in disk utility under erase shows like this.
Anyone has any idea?
macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
MS-DOS (FAT) - This is Disk Utility's name for the FAT32 filesystem.
MS-DOS (FAT) - This is Disk Utility's name for the FAT32 filesystem.
I have acknowledge that myself... I wonder why it shows up differently like in the screenshot.
MS-DOS (FAT) vs MS-DOS FAT 32, can someone explain this
