I tested it here and it works with a 128GB exFAT TF card but MX4ISO does not open it to manage files using wLauchelf.For one... It depends on the card/manufacturer...
It should work with cards up to 2.2TB/2TiB!
Second... wLE already supports ExFAT, but it might be only the ISR-Fork for now...
Same experience with me. Maybe BDM5 will be better.Thank you for the update to bdm4. I tried and the exfat format worked well, and being able to save settings is great.
But I found something weird. When I play with bdm4, I get some stutters here and there that I did not experience with bdm3. I tried exfar 16kb cluster and 32 kb cluster, and I went back to fat32 32kb cluster and I did see no difference.
If I go back to bdm3 the stutter doesn't seem to happen. Do I need to change any setting?
I use a Samsung Evo, 64gb. PS2 Slim, 75004.
I think what everyone is asking for is not a generic beta from the github, but a specially prepared BDM-branded version. With checksums disabled and other magic stuff.GitHub...?!!
Je n'ai pas demandé un site mais un lien COMPLET il me semble !!!GitHub...?!!
En effet et MERCI de m'avoir compris.I think what everyone is asking for is not a generic beta from the github, but a specially prepared BDM-branded version. With checksums disabled and other magic stuff.
Yeah no.......... He asked THIS:I think what everyone is asking for is not a generic beta from the github, but a specially prepared BDM-branded version. With checksums disabled and other magic stuff.
...so your claim is FALSE!If someone can give me the link to load the latest version of OPL that can run games with the MX4SIO, I'm interested and I will test it extensively for the games I like the most.
ARE WE YOUR FREAKIN' SERVANTS?!?!?!?!?!?Je n'ai pas demandé un site mais un lien COMPLET il me semble !!!
I did not ask for a site but a COMPLETE link it seems to me !!!