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JElchison / format-udf

Bash script to format a block device (hard drive or Flash drive) in UDF. The output is a drive that can be used for reading/writing across multiple operating system families: Windows, macOS, and Linux. This script should be capable of running in macOS or in Linux.
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Safe examples #22

Closed antmak closed 8 years ago

antmak commented 8 years ago

I would like you to change text like "Example: ./format-udf.sh sda "My External Drive" to avoid "sda" references :)

JElchison commented 8 years ago

Can do, good idea.

JElchison commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the quick PR! Fixed with #23

polarathene commented 7 years ago

@JElchison why g? I guess it's reasonably safe to assume most systems would not have that many drives connected, I noticed the sdg in README example and thought it a bit odd. In most examples you'll see they seem to use sdx. I guess it doesn't make much of a worthwhile difference to change to that.

JElchison commented 7 years ago

Because that's what @antmak submitted in his pull request. :) https://github.com/JElchison/format-udf/pull/23/commits/d14064455e5df4368fb907fdf9a2c18fb211515b

You're welcome to submit another pull request if you want, but I agree: it doesn't make much of a worthwhile difference to change to that.