Zeroing a large disk increases the amount of time before an installation can take place, because you'll have to write an amount of data equal to the size of the disk. Doing so erases the disk so that any data previously on the disk becomes essentially unrecoverable (although companies such as Drive Savers can attempt the recovery of data, albeit for a price). If you aren't partitioning the disk, you have the option of wiping, or zeroing, the disk using a variety of methods. In the case of an unexpected shutdown or hard crash, the system only checks the integrity of the blocks listed in the journal instead of having to run a diagnosis of the entire disk.įor more information about journaling, please refer to. Mac OS Extended (Journaled) adds built-in protection for the directory the journaling process keeps track of which blocks on the disk were written to last. HFS only used for backward compatibility with older Macintosh operating systemsĬompatible with FAT (Windows) file systemsįormatting as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) is your best bet, because adding case sensitivity may cause problems with Classic and SMB mounts. Unformatted space used for Linux or some other operating system Hierarchical File System Extended Format (HFS+)Ĭase sensitive, but can't be a boot volume for Mac OS X Server no support for resource forks
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HFS+ with constant directory backup (journaling), plus added case sensitivity Mac OS Extended (Journaled + Case Sensitive) HFS+ with constant directory backup (journaling) Mac OS X Server prefers to format a disk as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled).
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