They are inert in themselves, they don't DO things, they're just a structure that map the contents of the actual user data stored on disk. What exactly is bullet point 4 & 5 indicating when it says a 240 file/folder limit? I don't see any such limitations at all.Īny file system has limitations coming from the way it structures data internally, practically from the highest value that can be held in the internal byte structure. So - if I am able to have over 500 folders in UDATA and over 4000 files in a folder, why is there a 240 limit on game saves? I am also able to create a test folder and upload 4096 files to it. I currently have a UDATA folder with about 500 folders in it. I'm most confused by bullet point 4 which directly lends itself to the last bullet point regarding only 240 game saves.
#XBOX 360 FATX FORMAT TOOL SOFTWARE#
Save data is also under the 240 limit and if this is hit you will not be able to start any new software after as it will just boot to a black screen.Cluster sizes supported = 4 KB 8GB to 64GB, 8 KB 65GB up to 128GB partitions, 16 KB 129GB to 256GB partitions, 32 KB 257GB up to 512GB partitions, 64 KB 513GB up to 1TB partitions.A maximum of 4096 files/folders in a single root folder (this is the grand total of files that can be stored in any single root sub folder).A maximum of 240 folders/files in each folder (thats a flat limit).A maximum of 240 in total folder depth (thats a folder inside a folder inside a folder inside a folder up to 240).(DVD's do not have the same limits and don't use the FATX file system) 42 characters for file names (there are also a bunch of characters not supported, accepted ones are limited toĪBCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx (that includes spaces).Ok - so I must be totally misinterpreting all the data that's out there regarding FATX.Įspecially the statement that there is a limit of 240 files/folders in any folder and thus you cannot have more than 240 game saves at any time.Īs far as where I am getting my info.this seems to be the most quoted source:
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