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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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There are programs you can find for Windows to access Linux filesystems, but those tend to be flaky; NTFS support for Linux is mature enough to accomplish what you need. You should be able to install NTFS support with **apt** and access the Windows partition like any other drive - I’ve done this. Googling “Linux Mint NTFS” should find you what you need.
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Thanks, I edited my response.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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Thanks, I edited my response.\n
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> their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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What was wrong about it?
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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EDIT: This issue has been resolved. It was caused by the thumb drive being formatted as MSdos, reformatting it to exfat seems to have done the trick. Just used right-click “format” on linux mint, no need for console or booting up windows.
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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There are programs you can find for Windows to access Linux filesystems, but those tend to be flaky; NTFS support for Linux is mature enough to accomplish what you need. You should be able to install NTFS support with **apt** and access the Windows partition like any other drive - I’ve done this. Googling “Linux Mint NTFS” should find you what you need.
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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There are programs you can find for Windows to access Linux filesystems, but those tend to be flaky; NTFS support for Linux is mature enough to accomplish what you need. You should be able to install NTFS support with **apt** and access the Windows partition like any other drive - I’ve done this. Googling “Linux Mint NTFS” should find you what you need.
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Thanks, I edited my response.\n
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> their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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What was wrong about it?
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cross-posted from: [lemmy.ml/post/9729797](https://lemmy.ml/post/9729797)\n
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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There are programs you can find for Windows to access Linux filesystems, but those tend to be flaky; NTFS support for Linux is mature enough to accomplish what you need. You should be able to install NTFS support with **apt** and access the Windows partition like any other drive - I’ve done this. Googling “Linux Mint NTFS” should find you what you need.
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Thanks, I edited my response.\n
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> their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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What was wrong about it?
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cross-posted from: [lemmy.ml/post/9729797](https://lemmy.ml/post/9729797)\n
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As another commenter mentioned, it’s rather silly to use a USB stick to transfer files from one HDD partition to another. However, there’s absolutely no need to use a Live USB session, and their description of how to access files on block devices was … wrong.\n
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
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</span><span style="color:#323232;">exFAT format fail!\n
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\n
what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
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\n
what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
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</span>\n
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\n
what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
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but the console returns this\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
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<span style="color:#323232;">exfatprogs version : 1.1.3\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
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thanks for the help btw
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
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but the console returns this\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
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thanks for the help btw
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And triple check the device path, you don’t want to unceremoniously unmount and obliterate one of your non-system drives (shouldn’t be able to unmount your system drive)\n
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This may or may not be advice from learned experience
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
\n
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\n
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or in Windows by right clicking on the USB and clicking format.
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
\n
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\n
<span style="color:#323232;">exfatprogs version : 1.1.3\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">open failed : /dev/sdb1, Device or resource busy\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">exFAT format fail!\n
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\n
what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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And triple check the device path, you don’t want to unceremoniously unmount and obliterate one of your non-system drives (shouldn’t be able to unmount your system drive)\n
\n
This may or may not be advice from learned experience
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cross-posted from: [lemmy.ml/post/9729797](https://lemmy.ml/post/9729797)\n
\n
> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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EDIT: This issue has been resolved. It was caused by the thumb drive being formatted as MSdos, reformatting it to exfat seems to have done the trick. Just used right-click “format” on linux mint, no need for console or booting up windows.
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
\n
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\n
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or in Windows by right clicking on the USB and clicking format.
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
\n
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\n
<span style="color:#323232;">exfatprogs version : 1.1.3\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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And triple check the device path, you don’t want to unceremoniously unmount and obliterate one of your non-system drives (shouldn’t be able to unmount your system drive)\n
\n
This may or may not be advice from learned experience
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cross-posted from: [lemmy.ml/post/9729797](https://lemmy.ml/post/9729797)\n
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
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EDIT: This issue has been resolved. It was caused by the thumb drive being formatted as MSdos, reformatting it to exfat seems to have done the trick. Just used right-click “format” on linux mint, no need for console or booting up windows.
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
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but the console returns this\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
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thanks for the help btw
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It not only has to be not 'open' in the explorer, but properly unmounted. Tools like mkfs dont do that for you, its just not their job. (and might be unwanted or stop your from making mistakes like accidentally overwriting the wrong drive)\n
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try `umount /dev/USBDRIVE`\n
\n
If that still complaints about Device or ressource busy, then something is still using it. \n
Either try to close things that might be the culprit, reboot and try again or, if installed and you are compfortable, you can check which processes using `lsof -D <path where drive is mounted to>` (you can get that location using `mount | grep <path to usb drive>`)
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
\n
EDIT: This issue has been resolved. It was caused by the thumb drive being formatted as MSdos, reformatting it to exfat seems to have done the trick. Just used right-click “format” on linux mint, no need for console or booting up windows.
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
\n
but the console returns this\n
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\n
<span style="color:#323232;">exfatprogs version : 1.1.3\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">open failed : /dev/sdb1, Device or resource busy\n
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</span><span style="color:#323232;">exFAT format fail!\n
</span>\n
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\n
what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
\n
thanks for the help btw
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It not only has to be not 'open' in the explorer, but properly unmounted. Tools like mkfs dont do that for you, its just not their job. (and might be unwanted or stop your from making mistakes like accidentally overwriting the wrong drive)\n
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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> How do I fix this issue, or get around it? I need that file moved.\n
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Seems like your USB drive is formatted with a filesystem that doesn’t support large files like FAT32, if you are able to, try formatting into exFAT in Linux with:\n
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Alright, I’ve used your code, `sudo mkfs.exfat -n LABEL /dev/sdb1`\n
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but the console returns this\n
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<span style="color:#323232;">exfatprogs version : 1.1.3\n
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</span><span style="color:#323232;">exFAT format fail!\n
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what’s the problem here? I’ve cleared out all storage on the drive, and made sure that it isn’t opened in the file explorer, and it shouldn’t be reading/writing anything because it’s empty.\n
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thanks for the help btw
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It not only has to be not 'open' in the explorer, but properly unmounted. Tools like mkfs dont do that for you, its just not their job. (and might be unwanted or stop your from making mistakes like accidentally overwriting the wrong drive)\n
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try `umount /dev/USBDRIVE`\n
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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I know where you’re coming from.\n
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The best way to be happy is to be kind. Seriously, just try it and come to your own conclusion. It works way better than trying to extract satisfaction from life, which actually just creates more dissatisfaction.
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I know where you’re coming from.\n
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The best way to be happy is to be kind. Seriously, just try it and come to your own conclusion. It works way better than trying to extract satisfaction from life, which actually just creates more dissatisfaction.
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> I am needing to transfer a singular file of roughly 4.8GB from Linux Mint onto a thumb drive, so that I can transfer it to my Windows install on a separate partition on the same PC. However, it has repeatedly failed after 4.3GB, with an error message reading “Error splicing file: File too large”.\n
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I know where you’re coming from.\n
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The best way to be happy is to be kind. Seriously, just try it and come to your own conclusion. It works way better than trying to extract satisfaction from life, which actually just creates more dissatisfaction.
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[engadget.com/2011-09-19-mac-101-format-choices-fo…](https://www.engadget.com/2011-09-19-mac-101-format-choices-for-usb-flash-drives.html)\n
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