News for hackers. Stuff that matters.

A comment on Isostick: the USB memory stick that thinks it’s an optical drive. Parent comment

Re:Isostick: the USB memory stick that thinks it’s an optica... by eagan on Thursday July 28, 2011 @05:06PM (#2818936)
We're supporting FAT32 because it's the most universally supported (and easiest to support). Other filesystems will be supported in future updates, for sure. In the meantime, the management software will split the files automagically into .iso.1, .iso.2, and so on (or you can do this yourself).

Hope that helps - Eric Agan, Elegant Invention

[ Parent | on HN ]

There are no comments on this comment yet.