I'm at a point in a project where hacking some firmware was easy, but resizing a FAT32 partition is turning out to be impossible.
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Since it's FAT32, copy data off, create a new, larger partition, copy data back? It can't be that big.
That's what I ended up doing, and it worked. The goal was to replicate the original storage as closely as possible though, so I wasn't sure if that might introduce a problematic difference.
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Also 128GB -> 1.5TB. Sometimes there are sad reasons to use FAT32 on volumes this big...
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Now I'm really interested in what you're doing that needs such huge FAT32 partition…
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Yeah, hardware solutions tend to be quicker.
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