You can give a partition a meaningful name. If everything is okay, click "Finish" button to execute partitioning actions. You can always undo or cancel before clicking "Finish". Select FAT file system (it is exFAT actually) or whatever you need (see previous section).Choose Data and independent software as role/usage.One single partition is enough for USB sticks and drives. You can delete old partitions on your USB stick and create new one. When you plug it to computer, it won't be recognized as a storage device and you cannot find it on file manager sidebar. If your USB stick used to be a openSUSE installer, it contains several hidden partition. You can recognize by their storage space and device information. Your USB stick should be "sdb", "sdc", etc. "sda" is your system hard disk, and it contains partitions "sda1", "sda2", "sda3". In "Hard disks" section, find your USB devices. Start YaST Partitioner tool: YaST -> System -> Partitioner It has many amazing features but most of them are not necessary for your USB stick. But its writing and reading speed is faster than XFS and BtrFS.ītrFS is the new default Linux file system. However, if you have thousands of small files, the copy/move performance of XFS is not so good.ĮXT4 is very old and doesn't support Flash memory as well as newer file systems.
It is widely used on modern Linux systems for data storage. However, if you only work with Linux and BSD, they are totally fine. Windows and Mac support none of them unless install special drivers. XFS, EXT4, BtrFS are only supported by Linux and BSD. Most electronic devices don't support NTFS by now. NTFS, the current default Windows file system, is also supported by Linux and Mac but still has some issues. It supports wider range of operating systems and devices, especially old systems and devices.
USB sticks are usually used for data sharing.
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