Harold Hartley via PLUG-discuss said on Fri, 20 Jan 2023 20:55:17 -0700
>I don’t see how any type of format can make any usb stick last any
>longer than another type of format.
Just speaking for myself, subjectively after quite a bit of experience,
formatting Ext4 makes the *data* last longer th
I don’t see how any type of format can make any usb stick last any longer than
another type of format. It’s the hardware that eventually breaks down and
causes anyone problems. How good the hardware is built that will help it last,
not really the format.
I have a couple of San disk usb sticks an
well, the sticks are san disk...
In any case someone said that to get long life out of them to format as
ext4 and I was wondering how he did it. I was directing that question
into the either not at you in particular.
On Fri, Jan 20, 2023 at 9:10 PM Eric Oyen via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.p
In my case, I didn’t format as EXT4.
Btw, this issue sounds unique to a specific brand of Chinese made USB sticks.
There was one 64GB stick I had in inventory that would malfunction in this
manner whenever I tried to format in anything other than a standard
MBR/NTFS/FAT32 arrangement. I gave up
How do I access files on a remote network using openvpn? Everything I am
finding with google is connecting to the external server but not how to
access files on said server. Or wait... maybe I set open vpn up
suuccessfullly! Next I would ssh the file?
ssh {user}@{servers ip address (found in if
