So in my case via ssh I use: cat filename.extaa > filename. Move the files in anyway you wish to their destination, now it’s time to rejoin them which is very easy using cat. This command will split the file into filename.extaa and filename.extab, the first being 4.29GB the second being what’s left. Now to split the file to be less than 4gb: split -b 4294967295 /Users/Puk/Documents/filename.ext /Users/Puk/Documents/filename.ext Unfortunately split wasn’t installed on my mac but does come with Raspian, so had to do that too.įirstly to install split on my mac, in terminal: brew install truncate I can’t change my disk format type, so I needed to get around it.Īfter having a look about I’ve found split and cat, meaning I can use command line tools to split the file into two and then join them again using cat.
In command prompt type cd desktop then type usbinstallpc.py
Choose the usb install option in tinfoil.
Make sure your nsp is in a foider on your desktop and move usbinstallpc.py to your desktop. I’ve been moving some large files between my mac and to my Pi’s external HDD and keep coming up against the fat32 file size limit of 4GB which is rather infuriating. Open a command prompt and enter PIP install libusb Let it in install then enter PIP install pyusb let it install.
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