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This is a quick article on how to prepare a USB Flash Drive formatted in FAT32 to be readable under ArcaOS, OS/2 or eComStation. | This is a quick article on how to prepare a USB Flash Drive formatted in FAT32 to be readable under ArcaOS, OS/2 or eComStation. | ||
According on how your FAT32 USB Flash disk was formatted and how the disk geometry setup us set you may get errors while trying to open a FAT32 flash drive like: | |||
* No Objects were found that matches the specific find criteria. | |||
and | |||
* The drive or diskette is not formatted correctly. | |||
On this cases it may be that the USB Flash drive has a wrong geometry that can not be recognized on ArcaOS or OS/2. On that cases you need to modify the properties of the USB Flash drive format. | |||
Here are some options for that: | |||
==Using DFSee== | ==Using DFSee== |
Revision as of 22:07, 14 November 2017
This is a quick article on how to prepare a USB Flash Drive formatted in FAT32 to be readable under ArcaOS, OS/2 or eComStation.
According on how your FAT32 USB Flash disk was formatted and how the disk geometry setup us set you may get errors while trying to open a FAT32 flash drive like:
- No Objects were found that matches the specific find criteria.
and
- The drive or diskette is not formatted correctly.
On this cases it may be that the USB Flash drive has a wrong geometry that can not be recognized on ArcaOS or OS/2. On that cases you need to modify the properties of the USB Flash drive format.
Here are some options for that:
Using DFSee
Run DFSee and select:
- Script - "Make FAT32 DATA (USB) Disk".