So my final thought is now that I have to clean everything from this drive as it seems there is something broken on a very low level and i would assume that completely wiping it will result in my diskutil to install a complete new partition scheme and everything on the drive so it will eventually start working again. Underlying error: 5: POSIX reports: Input/output error Im getting this error message now: Error: -69759: Securely erasing data to prevent recovery failed Nothing of it worked, so I decided to use terminal for it (im just getting used to terminal/bash, so im a complete newbie at this) and tried the commands (all with sudo and diskutil in front of them ofc) repairDisk, reformat, partitionDisk, eraseDisk or zeroDisk, but nothing worked. I already tried to repartition, reformat and erase the stick with the Mac Disc Utility and I tried to format it on windows. Keeping your storage devices running in tip-top shape is key to being successful with an MPC X or MPC Live and this means periodically re-formatting to free. Also, which file system is most compatible with Mac and PC will be discussed for your reference. I guess he just removed the stick while formatting or so. Free How to Format Portable Hard Drive for Mac and PC When you need to use Seagate, WD or other hard drives on both Mac and PC, you can learn how to format portable hard drive for Mac and PC in the following content.
I just got a stick from a friend which seems to be damaged but it isnt a physical defect. Just a little information about the situation: Is there a command for the apple terminal to brute force a wipe of everything including all partitions, master boot records, and data on a usb flash drive?
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