- #CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT FOR MAC#
- #CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT PATCH#
- #CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT FOR ANDROID#
There was one file system implemented on many different capabilities of hardware. There were not "hundreds of CP/M formats". > Wasn't FAT based on one of the hundreds of CP/M formats. (as a fat guy I am not offended, by just about anything)
#CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT PATCH#
There was a patch (KB955704) MS released but have long since removed from their site(don't know why, 64-bit patch is readily available), though there are folks out there that kept copies(including me now).Īfter reading the GIMP article earlier(and thinking back further to the master-slave stuff from python was it?) I'm sort of waiting to someone to come out and be offended by the word "FAT" maybe say something like "exFAT is saying I was fat before but not anymore or something". Though I'm sure native exfat in the kernel will provide much better performance than userland drivers.īy contrast getting exFAT to work in 32-bit XP is far more difficult(I did it a couple of years ago setting up an XP system to play older games ended up losing interest in games again). Though as far as I can recall those agreements were always secret, don't know if details ever came out about what specifically was being licensed.
#CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT FOR ANDROID#
Lots of old news stories about OEMs having to pay lots of licensing $$ to MS for Android phones. I think it was probably a much bigger issue for android devices at least those with SD card support.
I don't think it was in the stock kernel more likely via FUSE (see ) For more information about updating your apps, see this article.You say that as if Linux systems haven't had exfat options for years when they have. On the top menu, click Help > Check for Updates. Open any Office app, and sign in with the account associated with your new Office.
#CAN MAC WRITE TO EXFAT FOR USE BY MICROSOFT FOR MAC#
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