Closed IcySon55 closed 4 years ago
Hello. Maybe it's because cluster size is too big. Please, if you have no important data on your HDD, use a formatting tool to format with lower clusters. Formatting will remove all data from HDD so backup your data before formatting. If you don't find such a tool for your OS, use gparted or linux to do it. Thanks.
It appears that using the command line in Windows 7,8,10, it is possible to create the partition correctly.
format E: /A:64K /FS:exFAT /Q
I am now copying back all of my files and will be testing later tonight.
Edit: Do you think this is a limitation of the exFAT driver on the Vita?
I can confirm that forcing 64K clusters during formatting via the command line has created a fully working 2TB partition with free/used space calculations being correct!
I've seen this issue in several places/threads on reddit and can now actually solve them.
Thank you very much ! I have updated the README.
PSTV 3.65 Enso StorageMgr 3.0 2TB WD Blue, exFAT 128K Clusters (Smallest cluster size allowed by the Windows formatting tool)
Actually used space: 57GB
Settings App: Displays the incorrect amount of free space as roughly: 999GB
VitaShell: Displays the incorrect amount of used space as roughly: 984GB
In all cases the capacity is correct at : 1.82TB