Linux can both read and write to windows drives, If your drives are NTFS or fat32 then it should read it just fine
November 13, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Linux can both read and write to windows drives, If your drives are NTFS or fat32 then it should read it just fine
FAT32 would run out WELL before 22GB (around 4GB).
November 12, 2025 at 12:58 PM
FAT32 would run out WELL before 22GB (around 4GB).
Are you downloading it directly to your PC or to some external storage?
If external storage, do you know how it's formatted? File systems like FAT32 don't like single files this large.
I'd try downloading it directly to your PC if you haven't already and you have space.
If external storage, do you know how it's formatted? File systems like FAT32 don't like single files this large.
I'd try downloading it directly to your PC if you haven't already and you have space.
November 12, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Are you downloading it directly to your PC or to some external storage?
If external storage, do you know how it's formatted? File systems like FAT32 don't like single files this large.
I'd try downloading it directly to your PC if you haven't already and you have space.
If external storage, do you know how it's formatted? File systems like FAT32 don't like single files this large.
I'd try downloading it directly to your PC if you haven't already and you have space.
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November 11, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Yeah. I've enjoyed my time off of discord. Now I'm working to basically disconnect myself from the internet. Like destroying an SD Card right now trying to shove over 50 thousand songs onto it only to run into a fat32 limitation with the file names and how many can be in a single folder.
November 11, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Yeah. I've enjoyed my time off of discord. Now I'm working to basically disconnect myself from the internet. Like destroying an SD Card right now trying to shove over 50 thousand songs onto it only to run into a fat32 limitation with the file names and how many can be in a single folder.
So I'm legitimately heading towards some fat32 file system limitations. Holy shit. Send help.
November 11, 2025 at 9:49 AM
So I'm legitimately heading towards some fat32 file system limitations. Holy shit. Send help.
to make matters worse, each partition type has a different method of changing UUIDs. makes it really hard to figure out how to do it.
a quick example with the most likely 3 here:
a quick example with the most likely 3 here:
November 11, 2025 at 12:27 AM
to make matters worse, each partition type has a different method of changing UUIDs. makes it really hard to figure out how to do it.
a quick example with the most likely 3 here:
a quick example with the most likely 3 here:
oooh! I'll check it out later zhen.
First need a new external HDD or SSD for my PC.
Zhe one my games are installed on still is a FAT32, and steam won't let games get updated or even installed on it. Can't move what I have over to anozher HDD as it's too much data.
And my C drive is for YouTube.
First need a new external HDD or SSD for my PC.
Zhe one my games are installed on still is a FAT32, and steam won't let games get updated or even installed on it. Can't move what I have over to anozher HDD as it's too much data.
And my C drive is for YouTube.
November 10, 2025 at 7:13 PM
oooh! I'll check it out later zhen.
First need a new external HDD or SSD for my PC.
Zhe one my games are installed on still is a FAT32, and steam won't let games get updated or even installed on it. Can't move what I have over to anozher HDD as it's too much data.
And my C drive is for YouTube.
First need a new external HDD or SSD for my PC.
Zhe one my games are installed on still is a FAT32, and steam won't let games get updated or even installed on it. Can't move what I have over to anozher HDD as it's too much data.
And my C drive is for YouTube.
I should maybe say in TRYING to do a BIOS flash. Followed the instructions. Renamed the BIOS file, formatted to FAT32. Put it in the designated reflash USB port. Error code should change to F2 and an LED should start flashing to show it’s in progress but. It just isn’t lmao
November 9, 2025 at 10:31 AM
I should maybe say in TRYING to do a BIOS flash. Followed the instructions. Renamed the BIOS file, formatted to FAT32. Put it in the designated reflash USB port. Error code should change to F2 and an LED should start flashing to show it’s in progress but. It just isn’t lmao
Got it working! Even though I formatted it as fat32 the goggles did not like it until it formatted it.
November 8, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Got it working! Even though I formatted it as fat32 the goggles did not like it until it formatted it.
128gb is what i have for mine, i've heard anything above that causes issues
also remember to convert it to fat32 or it won't work on 3ds
also remember to convert it to fat32 or it won't work on 3ds
November 8, 2025 at 2:54 PM
128gb is what i have for mine, i've heard anything above that causes issues
also remember to convert it to fat32 or it won't work on 3ds
also remember to convert it to fat32 or it won't work on 3ds
Protogens will look at you with a straight face and tell you they are converting you to fat32 format before eating you
November 8, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Protogens will look at you with a straight face and tell you they are converting you to fat32 format before eating you
My car only plays MP3, WAV, and WMA, from a HFS+ or EXT3 formatted drive. It doesn't take FAT of any flavor or NTFS. It seems like there was ONE exception. Zune MP3 players and Vista Certified devices. Then it works fine with NTFS and FAT32 partitions.
November 7, 2025 at 6:33 PM
My car only plays MP3, WAV, and WMA, from a HFS+ or EXT3 formatted drive. It doesn't take FAT of any flavor or NTFS. It seems like there was ONE exception. Zune MP3 players and Vista Certified devices. Then it works fine with NTFS and FAT32 partitions.
forgot to format as fat32 again award
November 6, 2025 at 11:52 PM
forgot to format as fat32 again award
I love FAT32 bitches, send post
November 6, 2025 at 11:24 PM
I love FAT32 bitches, send post
Johnny FAT32 and the bluescreens
The developers of Windows 95 look like a grunge band
November 6, 2025 at 10:35 AM
Johnny FAT32 and the bluescreens
動かんことはないらしい
November 6, 2025 at 8:54 AM
動かんことはないらしい
So i was trying to format an SD card to FAT32 so i could use it in my 3DS and it took a hella long time only for the Command Prompt to say the volume (128 GB) is too big for FAT32 so i decided to try again AND IT STILL DIDN’T WORK. Why must everything be like this?
November 5, 2025 at 4:53 AM
So i was trying to format an SD card to FAT32 so i could use it in my 3DS and it took a hella long time only for the Command Prompt to say the volume (128 GB) is too big for FAT32 so i decided to try again AND IT STILL DIDN’T WORK. Why must everything be like this?
Oh! You just have to convert as cards to fat32 storage system so you need the software for that?
November 5, 2025 at 3:52 AM
Oh! You just have to convert as cards to fat32 storage system so you need the software for that?
Con mi antigua tv box china de 25€: música, pelis y series, leer epubs y todo tipo de documentos, redes sociales y todo lo que puedo hacer en el móvil pero en la tele.
Con el trasto con Google TV de 150€: streaming y ya.
Ni siquiera puedo conectar mis memorias porque solo admite FAT32 😒😒😒
Con el trasto con Google TV de 150€: streaming y ya.
Ni siquiera puedo conectar mis memorias porque solo admite FAT32 😒😒😒
November 4, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Con mi antigua tv box china de 25€: música, pelis y series, leer epubs y todo tipo de documentos, redes sociales y todo lo que puedo hacer en el móvil pero en la tele.
Con el trasto con Google TV de 150€: streaming y ya.
Ni siquiera puedo conectar mis memorias porque solo admite FAT32 😒😒😒
Con el trasto con Google TV de 150€: streaming y ya.
Ni siquiera puedo conectar mis memorias porque solo admite FAT32 😒😒😒
I might even suggest three if possible. One for each system, and last one for shared files.
If you can only do two, I'd still recommend putting shared files in their own partition that's compatible with both systems. I'd imagine FAT32 would work well.
If you can only do two, I'd still recommend putting shared files in their own partition that's compatible with both systems. I'd imagine FAT32 would work well.
November 4, 2025 at 1:23 PM
I might even suggest three if possible. One for each system, and last one for shared files.
If you can only do two, I'd still recommend putting shared files in their own partition that's compatible with both systems. I'd imagine FAT32 would work well.
If you can only do two, I'd still recommend putting shared files in their own partition that's compatible with both systems. I'd imagine FAT32 would work well.
I also modded my 3ds! It's not too tricky though! I followed this guide for it.
3ds.hacks.guide
You will need a micro SD card adapter and an SD card reader (flash drives are ok) but you'll also need a program to format it to a FAT32 (Which is very easy!)
3ds.hacks.guide
You will need a micro SD card adapter and an SD card reader (flash drives are ok) but you'll also need a program to format it to a FAT32 (Which is very easy!)
November 4, 2025 at 11:33 AM
I also modded my 3ds! It's not too tricky though! I followed this guide for it.
3ds.hacks.guide
You will need a micro SD card adapter and an SD card reader (flash drives are ok) but you'll also need a program to format it to a FAT32 (Which is very easy!)
3ds.hacks.guide
You will need a micro SD card adapter and an SD card reader (flash drives are ok) but you'll also need a program to format it to a FAT32 (Which is very easy!)
Oh that's sick, I HATE fucking around with Windows format tools these days. FAT32 seems to have been mostly deprecated for the normies
November 3, 2025 at 11:04 AM
Oh that's sick, I HATE fucking around with Windows format tools these days. FAT32 seems to have been mostly deprecated for the normies
I bought a 512GB flash drive which will hopefully work to hold everything. I think Xbox 360 only supports FAT32?
November 3, 2025 at 10:40 AM
I bought a 512GB flash drive which will hopefully work to hold everything. I think Xbox 360 only supports FAT32?