Click on all the files (archive files for medicat) and then make a copy of them. The copies will be made into your personal drive. Download from the new copies from your personal drive. Once downloaded delete the copies to get your storage back. Or else, use the torrent file present inside the torrents folder on GDrive. Or use the mega mirror.
Even though it prevents some people to keep seeding or even use MediCat, because we haven't enough storage to store both the multipart files AND the uncompressed file? Even though it brings only downsides to the end user? :-/
You got a better file splitter that end users can easily put the files back together? Many torrents are distributed this way, I can't tell you how many times I've had to extract my downloaded torrents from about 50x 100MB .rar files in the past.
1.) Nothing in it for me, the uploader.
The newest torrent I just made this morning is only 22.8GB, and 22.8GB when extracted it's using the plain tried-and-true .img format. I'll consider doing the raw .img file for the torrent in the next release though.
Perhaps you'll reconsider the way of distribution. I think everyone is taking it in a wrong way and this was sort of an experimentation even for you, trying something new out. The ventoy project is quite flexible. If your image files only need to be made compatible and (along with any additional small changes need to be made to ventoy config) perhaps you should consider just distributing the image files instead. In which case you can release the config files or the instructions to create that config file which would dissolve all the displease for a lot of users with this current medicat.
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