Keith Roberts wrote:
>> How can I determine the current format?
>>
>> Do I use the mkfs command?
>
> Hi Todd.
>
> One way is to install Gparted and look at the USB drive in
> the GUI.
>
Other is to run "mount" or "mount | grep /media" to find out what is
/dev/XXX of the USB drive, and its format type.
use of mkfs you can find on the internet, I use GParted, it's easier and
safer in GUI.
In both cases first you must unmount ("umount /media/disk") before formating
Ljubomir
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