1. fdisk -l to list out the device for your usb drive
2. fdisk /dev/sdb to fdisk your device sdb and using the following steps to prepare your Fat 32 disk
p – to view the existing partition
d – to delete the existing partition
n – to add new partition
t – to change a partition system’s ID (b = fat32)
a – to toggle a bootable flag
w – to write table to disk and exit
3. mkdosfs -F 32 /dev/sdb1 to format the USB drive with a FAT 32 filesystem
That’s all.
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