i am sure it won't wipe userdata at all! yes.. if you try google it you'll be sure.. never odin flashed a phone?
anyway.. if you try to do that on a booted up phone from terminal you might get more intresting stdout/stderr.
i still am quite sure you cannot do that because it's bigger then 4gb.. which is the max supported for the fat32 fs on the micro sd ( given the sd is formatted this way - before i said ext4 which instead is fine..)so try to see if the sd has this fs and then change it and retry.. the only option i can think of
I am well aware of fat32 file size limits. The first thing I did was format the MicroSD to NTFS, so that is not the issue.
I like sending it straight to PC better anyways.
Both of the methods use dd, I don't think dd cares where it is sending the data, the result is the same either way. Therefore, the problem is not the microSD card. Let's forget about the microSD card lol.
Does anyone know why dd would be returning lseek value too large for defined data type
I get I/O errors and then process halts with lseek value too large for defined data type
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