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		lmz on April 10, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ask HN: Why USB drives are still using the FAT32 f... Yes, but drivers for common filesystems usually reside in the kernel, including the read-only NTFS implementation.

dghf on April 10, 2015 [–]

Fair enough. But in this case, the userland drivers are easy to install (if they're not a default part of your distro of choice) and work without a hitch, at least in my experience.

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