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Hi all,
Just picked up a 256GB Micro SD for the switch since the 128GB was pretty much full...
Just wondering what format it should be in? Currently got it set to exFAT with 128kb unit allocation but I'm not 100% on what unit allocation is anyway to be honest. The old SD was exFAT so just set this one to that, haven't tested it yet but seem to have a problem already.
Trying to copy a backup of everything on the 128 card to the new card, it appears everything has transferred correctly, but when I compare the files (highlight all properties) of both folders, the new SD has significantly less data on it!
Going through each folder I've determined that it's just the Nintendo folder which isn't voting properly. I imagine it's just something to do with the amount of data being transferred at once but wondered if anyone could confirm?
I've used H2testw to confirm that the card is a legit 256GB so, that shouldn't be the issue here.
Any help appreciated!
Just picked up a 256GB Micro SD for the switch since the 128GB was pretty much full...
Just wondering what format it should be in? Currently got it set to exFAT with 128kb unit allocation but I'm not 100% on what unit allocation is anyway to be honest. The old SD was exFAT so just set this one to that, haven't tested it yet but seem to have a problem already.
Trying to copy a backup of everything on the 128 card to the new card, it appears everything has transferred correctly, but when I compare the files (highlight all properties) of both folders, the new SD has significantly less data on it!
Going through each folder I've determined that it's just the Nintendo folder which isn't voting properly. I imagine it's just something to do with the amount of data being transferred at once but wondered if anyone could confirm?
I've used H2testw to confirm that the card is a legit 256GB so, that shouldn't be the issue here.
Any help appreciated!