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DavidPostill
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In your own post you show the size of tethe file to be 4.76GB. That is over the maximum filesize for FAT.

You have these options:

  1. Reformat with another (more modern) filesystem which supports files over 4GiB.
  2. Split the file in part smaller than 4GiB.
  3. Create multiple files (each less than 4GiB) on the pendrive and loopback mount those in stripe.

(The last is technicalllytechnically possible, but unless you like a challenge I would skip it).

In your own post you show the size of te file to be 4.76GB. That is over the maximum filesize for FAT.

You have these options:

  1. Reformat with another (more modern) filesystem which supports files over 4GiB.
  2. Split the file in part smaller than 4GiB.
  3. Create multiple files (each less than 4GiB) on the pendrive and loopback mount those in stripe.

(The last is technicallly possible, but unless you like a challenge I would skip it).

In your own post you show the size of the file to be 4.76GB. That is over the maximum filesize for FAT.

You have these options:

  1. Reformat with another (more modern) filesystem which supports files over 4GiB.
  2. Split the file in part smaller than 4GiB.
  3. Create multiple files (each less than 4GiB) on the pendrive and loopback mount those in stripe.

(The last is technically possible, but unless you like a challenge I would skip it).

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Hennes
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In your own post you show the size of te file to be 4.76GB. That is over the maximum filesize for FAT.

You have these options:

  1. Reformat with another (more modern) filesystem which supports files over 4GiB.
  2. Split the file in part smaller than 4GiB.
  3. Create multiple files (each less than 4GiB) on the pendrive and loopback mount those in stripe.

(The last is technicallly possible, but unless you like a challenge I would skip it).