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Error 0x8001002C: Too many open files, while copying data to FAT32 external hard drive with IRISMAN #105

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@Steveneska

Following up the previous issue, I've noticed that when copying folders with a large amount of files to an external hard drive formatted in FAT32, IRISMAN will randomly encounter an error 0x8001002C. I say randomly because I've see this happen with folders containing 195 items of different sizes between 0B and 300MB, just like it has happened with folders of 400 items of sizes between 0B and 8MB or large folders of more than 2000 items. So I'm not sure if this happens just because of the large number of items or if their size also influence during the copy operation. One thing is that I have noticed this happen at random times: in the folder containing 400 items, IRISMAN returned that error around the 154th item and in the folder containing 195 items, it did so much earlier at the 80th item being copied.

Once this error has happened, it becomes impossible to even copy a small folder with 10 items: IRISMAN will retrun the same error as soon as the copy starts. The only way to successfully copy something else after this error appears is to close IRISMAN (PS Button -> Quit), reconnect the hard drive and restart IRISMAN.

To avoid this error, one can manually select the items to be copied, thus keeping their number small enough for the copy to succeed and repeating the operation until the folder is fully copied. But even doing so, with different folders of different sizes is cumbersome because the error appears after selecting 120 items, 90 items or even 60 items.

I've used both a 512GB and 1TB NVMe SSD formatted in FAT32 with respectively 8KB and 32KB cluster sizes and got the same error on large folders.

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