@PeterBall
Yes, yes, Pogoplug is for intents and purposes filesystem agnostic.
From the specifications page http://pogoplug.com/meet/specs.html
Drive Formats: NTFS, FAT32, Mac OS Extended Journaled and non-Journaled (HFS+), EXT-2/EXT-3
Christopher
Categories: Pogoplug v1, v2, and PRO
I have been waiting for this device for ages now and am really pleased to have it at last in the UK.
I use both Snow Leopard and Windows Vista. My question is, can I attach a usb drive which has been formatted in Mac and another in Windows and address them both remotely?
I am keeping my fingers crossed the answer is yes.
This has got to be the device of the year
Definitely yes, Peter! I'm a Mac user at heart but also have several PC's in the house, and Pogoplug plays super nice with every machine. (My Pogoplug connected drive is HFS+ Journaled) It's pretty awesome having access to music/files from my phone and any PC I can get my hands on :)
Will it work with my Time Machine drive, so it can be elsewhere in the house?
PeterBall said: Will it work with my Time Machine drive, so it can be elsewhere in the house?
Apparently Not! I got my new Pogoplug yesterday and set it up. It won't work as a Time Machine but still, its really a very good backup and sharing device. I reccomend it to anyone

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