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Orbvs_Tomarvm
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 Posted: Wed May 22, 2024 4:55 pm Post subject: Max usb drive. |
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hi, can someone tell me what the max storage capacity is for a usb stick on the kronos? many thanks.
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kronoSphere
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I use a little 512 GIGA Toshiba hard drive formated in Fat 32 and directly alimented by the Kronos
No problem at all with it
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Orbvs_Tomarvm
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Thanks so much for that 🙏🏻
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| kronoSphere wrote: | I use a little 512 GIGA Toshiba hard drive formated in Fat 32 and directly alimented by the Kronos
No problem at all with it |
I have used a few different thumb drives of various sizes formatted as FAT32.
I'm just curious what you mean by the word "alimented" in this context. Do you mean that Kronos can write to the drive?
In my experience, the word "alimented" means "nourished" or "fed," as in "Provided food." It is not a commonly used word in the English language. It is more like a technical term from disciplines such as medicine or biology. |
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Xenophile
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Interesting. Yes, I'm a bit of a word-nerd.
When I was in Paris a couple years ago, I noticed that some grocery stores had a sign reading "Aliments," meaning "food."
When I was in elementary school biology, we were taught a term for the digestive system was "alimentary tract."
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sorry I was meaning : "Powered by"
I had formated it with my PC computer
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