First we will find out the name of the pendrive/external storage via terminal by passing the command:
# gpart show
My drive is da0.
Now we will erase the format table of the drive as root (or sudo).
# gpart destroy -F /dev/da0
Once this is done we will create a new partition table on the device. We’ll use the MBR partition table
format because FAT32 needs this.
# gpart create -s mbr /dev/da0
When it's done, we will add the file system type to the drive
# gpart add -t fat32 /dev/da0
We will now fill the drive with the fat32 file system blocks.
# newfs_msdos -L FILES -F 32 /dev/da0s1
Done!!
How to format your pendrive (Fat32)
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