Wireless

[Yuxuan]

Hi,

I recently bought a WZR-HP-G300NH, and I'm using a external hard drive to connect to the USB port for torrents. I ran into some problems trying to migrate my old torrent files to the hard drive, and found that some of the files I was torrenting was bigger than 4gb; I can't use a FAT32 drive for it. I tried connecting a external NTFS drive of mine to it, and it was unable to recognize the drive as formatted. So can the WZR-HP-G300NH support NTFS? Its firmware is still the one that came with it, I didn't find any updated firmwares online.

Thanks

Message Edited by Yuxuan on 07-11-2009 06:19 AM

[dolpli]

hello

I am not sure but according to the manual downloaded from buffalo, USB device in FAT or XFS format is supported.

[JoshC]

The only formats you can use are XFS and Fat32.  XFS is a linux format.

[basquino]

When will you guys (Buffalo) get with the century and add FileSystem support which can handle 4GB+ file sizes, Josh?

[davo]

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basquino wrote:

When will you guys (Buffalo) get with the century and add FileSystem support which can handle 4GB+ file sizes, Josh?

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when will you do your research and realise that xfs does support this?!

[pto2k]

yes, xfs does that.

and with xfs, i really have a good time trying to use that external drive on windows and mac directly