Creating XISO for games over 4 gigs

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  1. Hajduk

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    yea, i dont know whats wrong, but if a game is over 4 gigs, for some reason my creaxion 4.0 and flashfxp wont finish, they'll stop at 3.99 gigs and say access to a certain filed was prohibited. I have no idea for this, but you guys seem to come up with answers for everything, so...
     
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    how much room is available on your hard drive?
     
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    well, im using an external hard drive which has about 40 gigs of free space. i've tried for different games of different sizes all of which were over 4 gigs.
     
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    So does anyone have any idea why thats happening?
     
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    did you try it with Nero?
     
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    Is your Hdd FAT or NTFS? This is a common problem for FAT drives (I don't know the technicalities, but I do know it's a issue)
     
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    I really don't know. I remember installing windows xp on my computer and it required a specific kind. If windows xp requires one type, then that's the one i have.
     
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    Ok, go to My Computer, and highlight the C: Drive, or the drive you're using for the games. Look at the details in the task pane. See if it says FAT32 or NTFS.
     
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    its NTFS
     
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    omg no, its fat. it always shows the external hard drive on the right side, so i automatically checked that one. when i went to double check it turned out to be the wrong hard drive. so its FAT (the one i always use). the other one is NFTS, and it also has enough space
     
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    FAT partitions don't support files sizes over 4GB. Google the conversion syntax FAT32 to NTFS), dunno what it is off hand.

    On a side note, you can install XP with a FAT partition although it is usless and pointless.
     
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    alright, thanx man!
     
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    Well then that explains it. If you have enough space on your other drive then I would suggest you use that one.
     

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