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May I know max. for single file size for the Mac OS X 10.6.x, 2GB or 4GB or large than 4GB, please advice, thanks.The HFS+ (Mac OS X Extended) maximum file size limit is 8 exabytes, or 8 billion gigabytes (8,000,000,000 GB)
It's FAT32 (FAT or 'MSDOS') that has the 4GB (minus a byte) file size limit.
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You can use exFAT (with a MBR partition map) which allows for greater than 4GB sized files to share with PC's and Mac's.
(warning: remove all data from the drive before changing it's format/partition map as it will be erased)
To format the drive exFAT:
Use Disk Utility to select the 'media' name on the far left, then the partition tab, select 1 partition, option: MBR, format: exFAT and click Apply.
(if you don't see the partiton tab, you didn't select the 'drive media' on the far left, likely you selected a partition that is slightly indented instead)
To format the drive FAT (FAT32):
Use Disk Utility to select the 'media' name on the far left, then the partition tab, select 1 partition, option: MBR, format: MSDOS and click Apply.
(if you don't see the partiton tab, you didn't select the 'drive media' on the far left, likely you selected a partition that is slightly indented instead)
To format the drive HFS+ (OSX extended):
Use Disk Utility to select the 'media' name on the far left, then the partition tab, select 1 partition, option: GUID, format: OS X Extended (journaled) and click Apply.
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(if you don't see the partiton tab, you didn't select the 'drive media' on the far left, likely you selected a partition that is slightly indented instead)
If your 10.6 Mac hasn't been updated to 10.6.5 -10.6.8, you need to do this under the Apple menu> Software Update to use exFAT.
If you have a Windows XP machine, you can download a free exFAT from Microsoft, Windows Vista and 7 already have exFAT installed.
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