How to create Win95 Fat32 LBA partition

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Try these steps:

1. Open a terminal and run this command to locate the right device:
   lsblk
   
   
2. Use fdisk command accordingly:
   1. 
      
   2. sudo fdisk /dev/sdX; X stands for the right disk letter something in the region of b, c or d
   3. Type o to change the partition table type to dos
   4. When the command runs type d and enter to delete the existing partition, then
   5. Type n to create new partition
   6. Accept the defaults when ask for the partition type and size (assuming that is desirable),
   7. Type p to see what you have done,
   8. Type t to change the file system type,
   9. Type c to create a W95 FAT32 (LBA) partition,
   10. Repeat step 2.5, i.e. 5 above to see the created partition,
   11. Type a to activate that partition so it automounts,
   12. Type w to write the changes to disk
3. Format the again from the terminal:
   
   sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdXi
   • Note: i represents the partition number in this case it should be 1
4. Eject and replug the device

NOTE: This will destroy any data on the said device e please back up anything you wish to keep before following theses steps.


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