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Format Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Expansion Slot Micro SD Card as Mac Journaled
I need to format my 64GB Micro SD Card in my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone as Mac Journaled and have it readable on a Mac at startup just as if it's a USB stick. How can I do this? I've already been through below:
Mac - Doesn't see the phone nor the SD card even in Disk Utility.
Android File Transfer for Mac - Doesn't allow more than 4GB size file to be transferred at a time.
Windows Machine - Phone and SD card visible as hard drive devices but can only format in NTFS, not Mac Journaled.
Mac Drive Standard - Windows formatting software to format disks for Mac use. Does not see SD card nor phone, only Windows machine factory hard drive internally.
Mac - Doesn't see the phone nor the SD card even in Disk Utility.
Android File Transfer for Mac - Doesn't allow more than 4GB size file to be transferred at a time.
Windows Machine - Phone and SD card visible as hard drive devices but can only format in NTFS, not Mac Journaled.
Mac Drive Standard - Windows formatting software to format disks for Mac use. Does not see SD card nor phone, only Windows machine factory hard drive internally.
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The phone blocks the Mac from viewing the SD card as an external drive. Bought a USB Micro SD Card reader and it was treated as a standard external hard drive and worked perfectly. Thanks.