Its exFat and as i said i have stored files that are larger than 4g on it before i used this tool, and these files are disappeared after i have copied a file with this tool.
Files larger than 4 GiB shouldn't enumerate at all, actually, but I've obviously overlooked something.
Your "disappearing" files are likely caused by them being re-queried through a method with proper checks. The files are not (or should not be) deleted, unless you explicitly delete them; they simply become inaccessible through this interface.
Your "disappearing" files are likely caused by them being re-queried through a method with proper checks. The files are not (or should not be) deleted, unless you explicitly delete them; they simply become inaccessible through this interface.
Its an 128gb card and 29gb are on a hidden partition (emuNAND).
An my games that are stored in the XCI folder before i mount the card with the tool are invisible now.
Each file that are invisible have a size over 4gb.
As you said, the files become inaccessable, this tool triggered something after mounting the sd card.
Is there a way to make them visible again?!
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Its an 128gb card and 29gb are on a hidden partition (emuNAND).
An my games that are stored in the XCI folder before i mount the card with the tool are invisible now.
Each file that are invisible have a size over 4gb.
As you said, the files become inaccessable, this tool triggered something after mounting the sd card.
Is there a way to make them visible again?!
Files bigger than 4GB? Are these XCI?
It would be cool if these FAT32 limitations could be solved. That would make the homebrew near complete.
I've been using it intensively and can say I ran into zero issue.
Yeah I've been using it quite a bit the last few days. The first time I used it files were going really slow for some reason, but every other time they've transferred at a good enough speed.
Very possibly the most 'useful' homebrew in recent months, in my opinion
Thank you for sharing it
Thank you for sharing it
I should have been more specific - I meant support for files larger than 4GB, which is not supported by MTP.
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I was using exFAT before, and to be honest, I never had a problem, but after reading about a lot of users having issues with corruption using homebrew, I decided to not take any chances and converted to FAT32. Yes, you got to split the big files (XCI or NSP) but since they're well supported by SX OS, why not? Just takes a little more time. And with this great app we're talking about here, it's super easy and fast to transfer to your microSD without ever having to turn off the Switch and remove it (then you'd have to reboot your CFW). Call me lazy, but I'm calling it convenience and efficiency. This app should have made front-page news. It's that good! 
It should convince people who are on the fence, trying to decide if FAT32 would be better.
It should convince people who are on the fence, trying to decide if FAT32 would be better.
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