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USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS??
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16 Nov 2020 19:34 #1
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USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS?? was created by kieran-iw
Evening guys,
Is there a possibility to use a NTFS formatted USB drive with the Vigor router?
Is there still a FAT32 restriction of which many sources tell me?
Kind regards, Kieran.
Is there a possibility to use a NTFS formatted USB drive with the Vigor router?
Is there still a FAT32 restriction of which many sources tell me?
Kind regards, Kieran.
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17 Nov 2020 01:41 #2
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Replied by hornbyp on topic Re: USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS??
Given that
NTFS is a proprietary Microsoft file system
, I would have guessed that the answer would be an emphatic "no" - either that or expect the occasional file system corruption...
However to my surprise, at least some Draytek products have claimed to support its use:
Vigor 2130
and
Vigor 2750
, for example.
You might have to be more specific about which "Vigor Router" you have in mind ![:!: :!:](/media/kunena/emoticons/6.png)
(This was another forum posting that was nearly lost to the "You must be logged in" bug:x :x :x
Fortunately, I'd hit Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, before hitting "Submit"
It needs fixing![:!: :!:](/media/kunena/emoticons/6.png)
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)
However to my surprise, at least some
You might have to be more specific about which
![:!: :!:](/media/kunena/emoticons/6.png)
(This was another forum posting that was nearly lost to the "You must be logged in" bug
Fortunately, I'd hit Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, before hitting "Submit"
It needs fixing
![:!: :!:](/media/kunena/emoticons/6.png)
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17 Nov 2020 10:27 #3
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Replied by kieran-iw on topic Re: USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS??
Oops, Draytel Vigor 2927-K
Regards, Kieran.
Regards, Kieran.
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17 Nov 2020 11:10 #4
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It has come back with a vengeance . Tried 4 different browsers and made sure all cookies were allowed , the problem is persistent.
This is a phpBB fault , another forum I was watching has similar issues .Basically phpBB is a very poor piece of software.
The reply below took 5 attempts !!!!!!!
Replied by adrianh54 on topic Re: USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS??
hornbyp wrote:
(This was another forum posting that was nearly lost to the "You must be logged in" bug:x :x :x
Fortunately, I'd hit Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, before hitting "Submit"
It needs fixing)
It has come back with a vengeance . Tried 4 different browsers and made sure all cookies were allowed , the problem is persistent.
This is a phpBB fault , another forum I was watching has similar issues .Basically phpBB is a very poor piece of software.
The reply below took 5 attempts !!!!!!!
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17 Nov 2020 11:29 #5
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Go to this page, download the User Manual for your router >>>
https://www.draytek.co.uk/support/downloads/vigor-2927
Here it states :
Replied by adrianh54 on topic Re: USB drive fomrat, FAT32 or NTFS??
kieran-iw wrote:
Oops, Draytel Vigor 2927-K
Regards, Kieran.
Go to this page, download the User Manual for your router >>>
Here it states :
This page allows you to configure the file sharing feature of the Vigor router, where USB mass
storage devices such as thumb drives and hard drives can be made accessible to LAN clients.
Currently, only FAT16 and FAT32 file systems are supported by the Vigor router, so verify that
the USB drive contains these file systems.FAT32 is recommended because of its long filename
support, which FAT16 lacks.
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