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Moose says:

The other main issue here is that there’s no gain if users are expecting the security of NTFS - using the device on any other machine, the permissions set on any folders/files will just be ignored. If you’re trying to format a USB device with NTFS for security reasons, you’d be a lot better off leaving it as FAT and using TrueCrypt or any other encryption software…

duryodhan says:

If you have a huge pen drive , external HDD where you store files > 4GB you need NTFS, there is no other option.

myo says:

if it is FAT, if works well on linux too. but i also wonder how u format flash usb drive in ntfs.

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