


The main function of this app is to mount an NTFS or HFS formatted hard drive on Android, but there is another useful option hidden in the settings i.e. To do this, install Paragon exFAT, NTFS y HFS+ from the game store. Let's say you don't have any computer with you, can you still format your external hard drive? Well, if you have an Android (ROOT), then yes, you can still format your drive to popular formats like NTFS and HFS. To see the final step, I suggest you check this comotogeek Article. Note: Since I'm running Linux in a virtual machine, in the final step my Format to option isn't highlighted, but in your case you'll be able to click on it and select the file system you want to format to. Once you see the volume you want to format, right click on the block and select format > choose the file system you want > and click OK to confirm. Click on the top right side, select the volume you want to format. Once installed, type the following command to launch the program.Ī new window will open. Open your terminal and type the following command to install GParterd. So, you will have to install a GUI tool called GParted and then connect your external drive to the computer. Unlike Windows and MAC, Linux does not have a built-in partition tool.
