Part 1 is 26.3 M Byte
Most parts except the last are about 1G Byte
The last is less than 1G byte.
Part-0002.calibre-data is 12.4 GByte. Copying that to Linux Server HDD is not a problem (ext4). Copying it to a USB stick via LAN seems to get connection timeout at about 4.3 G Byte. Direct export to that USB stick also failed.
Because the USB stick is FAT, a file can't be more than 4G byte at the power of two, 4 GiB minus one byte, or 4 294 967 295 bytes, hence fails at 4.3 G.
Calibre 7.8 on Linux Mint 21.3 x86-64
Not sure why part2 is so much bigger unless it's the FTS database in one piece?
FAT32 is common for interchange betwen different OS.
Most parts except the last are about 1G Byte
The last is less than 1G byte.
Part-0002.calibre-data is 12.4 GByte. Copying that to Linux Server HDD is not a problem (ext4). Copying it to a USB stick via LAN seems to get connection timeout at about 4.3 G Byte. Direct export to that USB stick also failed.
Because the USB stick is FAT, a file can't be more than 4G byte at the power of two, 4 GiB minus one byte, or 4 294 967 295 bytes, hence fails at 4.3 G.
Calibre 7.8 on Linux Mint 21.3 x86-64
Not sure why part2 is so much bigger unless it's the FTS database in one piece?
FAT32 is common for interchange betwen different OS.






