exFat and NTFS are both propietary Microsoft filesystems, most Linux distributions can read NTFS out of the box whereas for exFat you have to install a package, and NTFS has journaling which improves data integrity and exFat hasn´t got that.
NTFS seems a far better file system than exFat, is there any reason I am missing here of why exFat is the default filesystem in Veracrypt??
Last edit: Poseidon 2020-03-07
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exFat and NTFS are both propietary Microsoft filesystems, most Linux distributions can read NTFS out of the box whereas for exFat you have to install a package, and NTFS has journaling which improves data integrity and exFat hasn´t got that.
NTFS seems a far better file system than exFat, is there any reason I am missing here of why exFat is the default filesystem in Veracrypt??
Last edit: Poseidon 2020-03-07
It's probably because MAC OS X (from 10.6.5 on) can also handle it.
Last edit: Adrian Kentleton 2020-03-07