PS3 Gets NTFS Support

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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011


This isn’t big news to anyone but PS3 hackers, but I wanted to include it just as a “ahhh yeah” shout-out to all the people fighting to use their hardware however they like. The PS3 is limited to FAT32 formatting, but with the release of this library, you can now hot-swap NTFS-formatted drives, making home development and backup easier — as well as perhaps allowing for easier playback of large video files.

[via PS3Crunch - wait, PS3Crunch?!]

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