Hi! I have searched the forum but I have not found an answer to this specific question.
I am a mac user mainly, and I have my rasp pi 2 connected to an external hdd on FAT32 (storage for media). I need to put files larger than 4GB and, well, it’s FAT32.
Should I re-format with HFS+ (no journaling) or exFAT? (considering that journaling is not supported)
1-Reliability (are they similar on the rpi? or will they just corrupt data?)
2-Performance (are any of them slow or slower than FAT32 on rPi?)
3-Compatibility with OSMC
4-Versus FAT32 (I could always just create a smaller exFAT partition for files >4GB and leave the main partition as FAT32)
The reason for this question is that if HFS+ (no journaling) and exFAT are similar in reliability, performance and compatibility with OSMC, exFAT would allow me to connect to other OS’s like on a samsung HDTV, but if these are inferior on exFAT, I would choose HFS+.