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@@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ Empty image files can be created using operating system tools:
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* Linux: `fallocate -l 1G HD1.img`
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* Linux: `fallocate -l 1G HD1.img`
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* Mac OS X: `mkfile -n 1g HD1.img`
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* Mac OS X: `mkfile -n 1g HD1.img`
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+If you need to use image files larger than 4GB, you _must_ use an exFAT-formatted SD card, as the FAT32 filesystem does not support files larger than 4,294,967,295 bytes (4GB-1 byte).
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ZuluSCSI firmware can also create image files itself.
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ZuluSCSI firmware can also create image files itself.
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To do this, create a text file with filename such as `Create 1024M HD40.txt`.
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To do this, create a text file with filename such as `Create 1024M HD40.txt`.
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The special filename must start with "Create" and be followed by file size and the name of resulting image file.
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The special filename must start with "Create" and be followed by file size and the name of resulting image file.
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