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  • add support for split 4.7gb dvd .iso to work around 4gb file limit on fat32

    I used nero express 6 to create an .iso by saving out the dvd track, and was
    getting errors like "Cannot copy XXXXX: The device does not recognize the command."

    After awhile, I realized that nero couldn't write the entire .iso file in 4gb so it split
    the .iso into 2 pieces, "Track01.iso" and "Track01.001".

    It would be really nice if daemon could support mounting a split file for filesystems like fat32
    that have a 4gb limit.

    Thanks for reading,

    Don

  • #2
    Daemon tools can mount split dvd mds files (made by alcohol).

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    • #3
      how can i split a .mdf image?

      i just want to move the .mdf and .mds to the iPod internal disk but the fat32 do not allow to move more than 4GB at the same time...

      can anyone help me?thankzzz

      i tried SplitFile 2.0 but it gave an error..maybe because it's a .mdf!

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      • #4
        Just re-create the image with Alcohol and select some split option ("Seperate Image file every" pull down menu in Image Making Wizard), e.g. 2GB.
        Everybody be cool! You, be cool!
        They'll keep fighting! And they'll win!

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        • #5
          its probably just easier to convert the drive to nfts, after all in this day and age, with modern pc's and modern os's it doesnt make sense sticking to fat32, unless its a boot drive and you want to fix it with dos etc when it screws up
          my views are 100% personal views..

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          • #6
            eventually u can split it with WinRAR or BananaSplitter...
            My sysProfile!

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            • #7
              He said it was an iPod, so maybe there's some reason that the iPod disc can't be converted to NTFS (not sure, just speculating).

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              • #8
                internet search terms ipod ntfs

                Originally Posted by Jito463
                He said it was an iPod, so maybe there's some reason that the iPod disc can't be converted to NTFS (not sure, just speculating).
                I googled and found this page with many blog comments posted below it. Though this is kind of getting off topic for file splitting.
                the modern world:
                net helpmsg 4006

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                • #9
                  thread starter didnt mention ipod, thread hijacker did
                  my views are 100% personal views..

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                  • #10
                    Originally Posted by Underheaven
                    I googled and found this page with many blog comments posted below it. Though this is kind of getting off topic for file splitting.

                    yes,its possible to change the iPod to NTFS but,if i change to NTFS i will lose all my music...

                    i will try to re-create the image with alcohol... thanks Copytrooper.

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                    • #11
                      Re: internet search terms ipod ntfs

                      Originally Posted by Enjoy_&_Relax
                      yes,its possible to change the iPod to NTFS but,if i change to NTFS i will lose all my music...
                      FYI: When I posted that link I did not recommend to convert to NTFS. I linked there because it evenly weighed the pitfalls. And you'll notice most of the people did not have problems with their iPod after conversion (but a good enough majority to make you afraid).

                      But anyway, I think that talking about this is not important anymore because you have already found a solution by using Alcohol's Separate Image file setting.
                      the modern world:
                      net helpmsg 4006

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                      • #12
                        Originally Posted by Underheaven
                        FYI: When I posted that link I did not recommend to convert to NTFS. I linked there because it evenly weighed the pitfalls. And you'll notice 100% of the people did not have problems after conversion (but a good enough majority to make you afraid).

                        But anyway, I think that talking about this is not important anymore because you have already found a solution by using Alcohol's Separate Image file setting.
                        yes,problem resolved with Alcohol...
                        thank you all!

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