Format usb on mac for ps36/18/2023 But the "Scheme" popup menu does not appear in the panel. If I select the secondary item in that list (Lexar), I can successfully do a format operation. No matter what Scheme I choose, I get an error when trying to format the item higher in the hierarchy in the sidebar to the left (Lexar USB Flash…), as shown in the screen shot above. Mysterious error when formatting higher item ![]() ![]() Depending on the content on your USB device, navigate to the Main Menu, the 'Video' if you have videos. Utilize the same ports that you connect the controller into. This wikiHow teaches you how to format an external USB hard drive to the FAT32 file system using either a Windows or Mac computer, and then how to attach and add the external hard drive to your PlayStation 3. The third one ( Apple Partition Map) is for booting old Macs (68K and PowerPC rather than Intel chips). Answer: I hate to be 'that guy', but you take the USB drive and insert it into one of the 2 USB ports on the front of the console. ![]() Why is this offered as a scheme for "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)"? That really threw me, and prompted this Question. The second one ( Master Boot Record) is old, from the 80's DOS 2, for old PCs. Booting is not an issue for my use of this flash drive. I know the first one ( GUID Partition Map) is for booting modern Macs. ![]() When using Disk Utility 16.3 with macOS Sierra to format a "thumbdrive" USB 3 Lexar flash drive (64 gigs), when I choose a Format of ‘Mac OS Extended (Journaled)’, I get a list of three Scheme items:
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