gamerman4
Active Member
I You don't even need to use FAT32, you can use the native HFS+ file system. Plus if you wanted to, Macs can now read/write NTFS via FUSE from Google.
As far as I know HFS+ is not supported in Windows, the reason behind my statement was actually a question I had to figure out a while back when I had to transfer some very large files from a Mac to my PC via an external drive. I ended up trying Macdrive which at the time didn't even work for Windows 7 so I just ended up using FAT32. Next time I'll have to go check out FUSE, that might be pretty useful.