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I am trying to find out what the current file sizes are on Mint ext2fs

I've just bought an external usb drive which came formatted with FAT32
This format is usefully portable but the files cannot be bigger than
4Gbyte. I am trying to copy my diving videos onto the drive from pc laptop
so this is a limitation.

I would like to keep the drive Atari friendly so that I can use it
when USB becomes workable either on the Milan or ACP Coldari.

I have found a utility that can patch windows to use ext2fs and this
would hopefully mean I can use the drive on the Atari at some point.

Peter

PS Merry Christmas everyone and welcome back Odd.