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" One or More files exceed filesystem size limit " is a error I keep getting when trying to open up a file that is more than 4 gigs in utorrent! Why is this keep happening? I am really sick and tired of this. I am out of ideas!!! Does God hate piracy and don't want people to download or something? Please!!!!!!!!! I am about to shoot myself!!! :(
you must be on fat32
convert your drive to ntfs and all will be well again.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307881
Check the properties of the hard drive you're saving to .
What is the "Filesystem" listed as?
FAT32 supports only files < 4GB. Format in NTFS to save files bigger than 4GB.
Even if I was another cilent like Azuerus...will I still get this error? I am trying to save this file onto a 8 gigs flash drive. I think the flash drive is "FAT"! Will I still be able to format the flash drive and convert it to NTFS. I have a 8 gigs micro flash drive that is in *FAT* format..can I still convert a flash drive to NTFS?
yes
it has nothing to do with the client, its the file.
if you have a file over 4 gig then fat32 cant handle it at all.
Why do the stupid retard uploaders upload the whole sh*t in one big file instead of several rars like the way people normally do it?
WHAT A BUNCH OF RETARD NEWBIE UPLOADERS!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Austin316
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Why do people insist on using fat?
I formatted my flashy as soon as I got it. Hell, its 8gb, why use fat?
Maybe some of us actually have limited storage space and don't want the files to take twice the space. I love scene/non scene unrared uploads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Austin316
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Originally Posted by The_MartinatorMaybe some of us actually have limited storage space and don't want the files to take twice the space. I love scene/non scene unrared uploads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Austin316
How did you draw the conclusion that rar-ing files compresses them to half their size?! Zipping files doesn't give you even close to that percentage of saved space. I had the impression the scene rar-ed data for easier transportation, to reduce data corrupted, or to maintain a standard.