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FAT32
An old, extremely widely supported filesystem, common on USB drives and memory cards.
FAT32 is a simple filesystem that nearly every device and operating system can read, which is why removable media use it despite its age and size limits. Its layout, based on a File Allocation Table, is straightforward to implement. microZeus creates FAT32 filesystems from scratch.
See also
- EXT4The standard, mature filesystem used by most Linux installations to organize files on disk.
- Device Tree Blob (DTB)A compact file that tells the operating system what hardware is present, since the CPU can't just discover it.