Hacking Sd card help

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Any time I try and transfer a game to my sd I get too large for the destination file system and I have more than enough memory so anyone have any ideas
 

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Your card is formatted to FAT32 format, you can only have 4gb large files on it.
Use different format like exFat or if you wanna use FAT32 use nsp splitter to split game into 4gb parts.
 

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Yup, it's a FAT32 limitation.
I highly recommend sticking to FAT32 and use NSP Splitter if you are installing NSPs since exFAT has a lot of problems when talking about homebrew (not loading stuff, install errors and even corruptions). The forum is filled with people having problems due to exFAT format.

If installing NSP, you can use USB or Wi Fi on Tinfoil/Goldleaf (from XorTroll) as well, which already splits the files while installing.

Good luck!
 

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Yup, it's a FAT32 limitation.
I highly recommend sticking to FAT32 and use NSP Splitter if you are installing NSPs since exFAT has a lot of problems when talking about homebrew (not loading stuff, install errors and even corruptions). The forum is filled with people having problems due to exFAT format.

If installing NSP, you can use USB or Wi Fi on Tinfoil/Goldleaf (from XorTroll) as well, which already splits the files while installing.

Good luck!
Any link for a splitter or the other things you mentioned I am new to the switch hack scene and know little
 

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