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Quick question, if I have one firewall that has an SD card already inserted, upgrading to r77.20.85 and understanding that enhancements to file system has been made. Will I have to reformat the SD card? or will it continue to operate with the old ext system?
I believe the new filesystem applies only to newly formatted SD cards on R77.20.85 or above.
Previously formatted SD cards with ext3 should still work.
Thanks, should I have any issues, do I need to eject the SD and re-insert to initiate a reformat?
I believe it will only format the drive if there is no filesystem it recognizes on it, but I'm not 100% sure.
Otherwise it should the existing filesystem (vfat, ext3).
To close out this issue, here's how it works:
There is already a new sk about that available: sk144253: How to format an SD card on an SMB appliance
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