Obviously, you're not fluent in idiot, allow me to translate: " The solution you gave me requires me to admit I'm wrong, so I've decided to ignore it."
Homebrew Is there an ftp app that actually doesn't crash while transferring data?
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@mario-lucis-caelum You said you're using your Android device, correct? Try another FTP client. I recommend AndFTP, as I use it and have had no trouble with it whatsoever.
It would also be wise to check your SD Card for errors using H2testw (Windows), F3 (Linux), or F3X (Mac).
It would also be wise to check your SD Card for errors using H2testw (Windows), F3 (Linux), or F3X (Mac).
@mario-lucis-caelum if you permit, all of the people that were trying to help you are very experienced with those kind of issues, so you might as well listen to them instead of being a little brat.
no they aren't. they said my sd card was corrupted which is a blatant lie. nice try though.
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HOW can you know your sd card is not corrupted?? You never know if your sd card is corrupted unless you test it!
@mario-lucis-caelum I know this will not change your mind (why am I even trying to help you? Idk), but still:
Oh my! Look at this! FTPD actually transferring data at an acceptable speed?! Impossible! That must mean the issue is not the application but instead it's something else!
Let's start with this: I've been using a 64GB Samsung microSD card, which I tested to ensure it wasn't defective or counterfeit in order to avoid slowdowns or weird errors, and still periodically test to ensure it doesn't go bad with time, knowing that's a possibility!
How about you?
Oh my! Look at this! FTPD actually transferring data at an acceptable speed?! Impossible! That must mean the issue is not the application but instead it's something else!
Let's start with this: I've been using a 64GB Samsung microSD card, which I tested to ensure it wasn't defective or counterfeit in order to avoid slowdowns or weird errors, and still periodically test to ensure it doesn't go bad with time, knowing that's a possibility!
How about you?
@zacchi4k, just leave him alone. He is not capable of being polite, neither of being a good user who needs help, because he'll not follow any tips.
For he, the problem is FTPD, because he's sure about it, and any suggestion about the SD card, or any other thing, will fly over his head because he's sure FTPD is the problem.
I've never had any issues with ftpd. I wish it was faster but sure beats unscrewing the back and potentially stripping the screws or cracking the back panel.
You can just unscrew the back screws once (or just take them out), and clip/unclip the back panel when you need to. There's no need to rescrew them every time you put the back panel on.
I've seen it. But I feel OP doesn't want to get help actually, he just wants to hear what he wants to hear, not actual solutions neither options.
Mine transfers at 1.5mb/second and on a android phone not a pc. Your point good sir?
It's funny how OP still doesn't understand the right attitude when asking for help ...
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