Support USB Drives with exFAT
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Description
Have the ability to handle exFAT format flash drives.
Competitive/Pricing/Notes
Currently, USB drives must be FAT32 for the Tesla. Drives greater than 32 GB are often formatted in exFAT, and Windows provides no options to format in FAT32 for large drives.
Status
Implemented around 2019.
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This issue has been solved for music for a while.
I am currently using a 2TB hard disk partitioned into 500GB FAT32 for TeslaCam and 1.5TB exFAT for lossless music (flac).
This has worked great From version 2020.8.3 as I remember.
I also tried formatting the TeslaCam partition with exFAT with no success, so reverted to FAT32 using a free tool to format the 500GB partition. With luck TeslaCam exFAT support has been added in the latest firmware upgrades, but I have not tried again yet.
UPDATE 2020-05-25: No go with either exFAT or ext4 (even with chmod 777) for TeslaCam in firmware 2020.11.12.2 either.
I am currently using a 2TB hard disk partitioned into 500GB FAT32 for TeslaCam and 1.5TB exFAT for lossless music (flac).
This has worked great From version 2020.8.3 as I remember.
I also tried formatting the TeslaCam partition with exFAT with no success, so reverted to FAT32 using a free tool to format the 500GB partition. With luck TeslaCam exFAT support has been added in the latest firmware upgrades, but I have not tried again yet.
UPDATE 2020-05-25: No go with either exFAT or ext4 (even with chmod 777) for TeslaCam in firmware 2020.11.12.2 either.
