I've been trying out Linux Mint Light on my 17-inch MacBook Pro, but I've been having a tough time watching YouTube in Firefox. Now, I'm looking to erase my USB installer, but the Mac's Disk Utility doesn't recognize the drive. I need a command I can run in the Linux terminal to format the USB to FAT32. It feels like rocket science to me, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Happy New Year in advance!
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Glad you found the tool! Just a heads-up with that 'can’t read error -69879' from Mac — it might be a permission issue or incompatibility with how it's formatted. You might want to try using `gparted` or the `disks` utility in Linux to wipe and reformat it clean.
There's a disk tool included in Linux that can help you with formatting the USB drive. If you’re up for using the terminal, you can use the `mkfs.vfat` command to format it to FAT32. Just make sure to identify the correct device name for your USB stick before you run the command.
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