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You cannot convert a "book" (JPG) into a "shelving unit" (FAT32). Instead, you need to place your book onto a shelf that your device can read. What Your Device Actually Wants
The correct path is to first ensure your image files comply with FAT32's 4 GB per-file limit (a non-issue for standard JPGs), then format your storage device to the FAT32 file system using the appropriate tool for your drive's size, and finally, copy your JPGs onto the prepared drive. jpg to fat32 converter
However, there is a fundamental technical misunderstanding driving this search. You cannot convert a "book" (JPG) into a