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Actual usable space on USB flash drive I have a Sandisk 8GB flash drive. After deleting their proprietary crap, the free space is 7.47 GB, or 8,025,866,240 bytes. When I attempt to copy a 7.32 GB (7,867,281,408 bytes) file, it says disk full. Any idea why? Is it because the flash drive is FAT32? Thanks! |
I thought there was a size limit on files for FAT32? |
yes file limit size for fat32 is 4GB |
That sounds promising - so if I reformat it to NTFS it should work. I intend on transferring this file from a PC to a Mac - but it should be ok because a Mac can still read from the NTFS file system, correct? |
You could also split the file with hjsplit or RAR (you can set RAR so it doesn't compress at all) |
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If you want to transfer a large file, just use NTFS and reformat to FAT32 afterwards since OS X natively supports FAT32. |
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