In mounted mode the program was tested with 4Tb containers. 64KB block size recommended with FAT to maximize the container size you can open Smaller block sizes require correspondingly smaller containers. In non-mounted mode FAT containers are likely limited to around 500GB in size due to app memory limitations when formatted with 64KB block size. ' -d 'eds-container: / / / ? location = /sdcard/container.tc ' ' -d 'eds-container: / / / ? location = /sdcard/container.tc ' -es '.PASSWORD' 'password' -ei '.KDF_ITERATIONS' 100 -esal '.KEYFILES' ' /sdcard/keyfile1 ' ' /sdcard/keyfile2 'Ĭom./.Īm start -n ' /. Size of the keyfile data (for luks containers)Ĭom._MOUNT_LOCATIONĪm start -n ' /. Offset from the start of the keyfile (for luks containers) You can copy the container URI from the container settings screen.

Currently the following intents are supported:Ĭom./. You can use Android intents to control EDS. Then you can open the exFAT container as an ordinary container. Open EDS settings, find the 'install exFAT module' field and select the module file.Save it to the main storage of your device.Choose the file for your platform (probably it's ).Open the edsexfat 'releases' github page.You have to install an additional exFAT file system module: FAQ How to open a container which has exFAT file system in EDS?

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