(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Is there any way to create a FAT32 partition on an NTFS HDD?
I have a 400-something GB NTFS external, using about 150 gb for old files is there anyway I can create a partition in the NTFS that would be FAT32 and therefore able to run backups from external? Also, if I create a FAT32 partition (if possible), will I lose any data in the process?

Could you explain?
I plugged my HDD in (NTFS), hit Start+Triangle to enter NTFS mode (as it says in the changelog) but nothing happens. It's plugged in but nothing comes up - it doesn't even come up as a directory at the bottom or in File Explorer on Multiman. I tried to copy to hdd by Pressing O, then 'No' to 'Save to internal hdd?' in the hopes that it would come up 'Save to external?' like it did when I had a memory stick in but it didn't. Do I need to do anything else to make it read? Sorry for being nooby at this

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Does it matter about the size of the HDD btw? 'Cause it's about 540gb I think.

Sorry I can't help further.

You need to change multimans USB.CFG have a look You must login or register to view this content.& as far as i know you cant run backups from NTFS or even copy to it when in multiman all you can do is copy backup from it to your ps3
Hope this helped.

Let me link you to this thread concerning this problem.
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