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Add multi-support formatting for USB #3

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opened 2026-03-04 00:54:59 +00:00 by tiffany · 0 comments
tiffany commented 2026-03-04 00:54:59 +00:00
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I added a folder to my USB to then plug into ButterBox and access however the ButterBox would not recognize that I had plugged the USB into the Box. After troubleshooting it was brought to my attention that I needed to reformat my USB (properties of the stick/thumbdrive) itself to Fat32. My USB was old and originally formatted to ExFat. Once I reformatted it to Fat32, the USB was readable by the ButterBox and I could access the content.

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*By default ButterBoxes will read Fat32 and Ext4

I added a folder to my USB to then plug into ButterBox and access however the ButterBox would not recognize that I had plugged the USB into the Box. After troubleshooting it was brought to my attention that I needed to reformat my USB (properties of the stick/thumbdrive) itself to Fat32. My USB was old and originally formatted to ExFat. Once I reformatted it to Fat32, the USB was readable by the ButterBox and I could access the content. Notes: - I burned a Pi4 image onto an SD card for my Pi0 2, which worked! - I burned the latest image found here: https://files.sr2.uk/d/52bd8561a10d4d83be7b/?p=%2F&mode=list - Image: raspi4_butter_main_v0.0.1_180226.img.tar.gz (1.3GB/ 14 days old) *By default ButterBoxes will read Fat32 and Ext4
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