George Stoianov wrote: >> AFAIK FAT32 has an upper limit of 127GB. which means you need lots of >> partitions. > > I have a usb disk I was trying to copy some linux distro iso's to, > while it was format with FAT32, and it would go up to 4 GB + and stop > saying file size limit was exceeded. For me that made it useless as a > lot of the file I have are larger than 4 GB. You will need to reformat > the disk to ext2,ext3 etc. which will make it problematic if you want > your windows and mac pcs to mount it automatically. You have to > evaluate carefully... > > HTH > George You hae to be careful between file system and file size. I believe that FAT32 only allows a maximum of 4 GBytes. You can have many filex within the filesystem.
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