I probably should not have used the word "device" All these sticks and memory cards via a usb reader are typical USB mass storage devices. The issue is fat32 in itself. M$ was only using it for HD support. Then, Drive sizes went over 80gig. USB memory sticks were exceeding the 2gig FAT limit. Over time, M$ added more to FAT32. Large Floppy Format being one of them.
It's a function of the IFS as best as I can tell. Even with the updates to FAT32.IFS last year, It still fails to recognize fat32 unless it resides in a physical partition. I would like to see it fixed as many of the low cost portable media players use fat32 for their storage fs but if you partition or format it as FAT16. It's game over.
When this tread started, There was talk of this memory stick/card worked in Warp4. Maybe DANI's driver (PreLVM) supported Large floppy format.??
It's a function of the IFS as best as I can tell. Even with the updates to FAT32.IFS last year, It still fails to recognize fat32 unless it resides in a physical partition. I would like to see it fixed as many of the low cost portable media players use fat32 for their storage fs but if you partition or format it as FAT16. It's game over.
When this tread started, There was talk of this memory stick/card worked in Warp4. Maybe DANI's driver (PreLVM) supported Large floppy format.??