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File transfer to USB drive fails after 4.3 gb (lemmy.ml)
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I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading "Error splicing file: File too large".

How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.

EDIT: This issue has been resolved. It was caused by the thumb drive being formatted as MSdos, reformatting it to exfat seems to have done the trick. Just used right-click "format" on linux mint, no need for console or booting up windows.

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[–] BenM2023@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

Why not mount your windows partition in Linux and copy it over? OK, problematic if you have bitlockered your windows partition... But in all other use cases I can't see a problem.