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Be really careful with fat. It has no safe guards against corruption.
I would format it either btrfs (Linux only) or NTFS (both Windows and Linux)
NTFS will 100% get corrupted under Linux, and 150% with Samba involved.
I've never had an issue
WOW, you must be super special. Everyone else has issues: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/13k5xc6/why_does_ntfs_corrupt_so_much_more_on_linux/
It's also a known tagged issue with that driver in the kernel mainttnotes, and a warning on every single distro I've ever used when attempting to format something with NTFS.
Lucky you.