Warpinator can't save files to sdcard anymore

[GlazeNine]

After latest update 1.6.4 (16.07.2023) it looks like Warpinator lost some permissions to sd card or whatever. If I select any folder on sd card it says "invalid save location" but internal storage works fine. Tried restarting Steam Deck, reinstalling Warpinator and giving it all filesystem-related permissions via Flatseal – nothing helps.

[RSebire]

I took one look at "Warpinator" and said "Hell no"
Just use a USB stick instead.

[MJ711]

Originally posted by RSebire:

I took one look at "Warpinator" and said "Hell no"
Just use a USB stick instead.

what are you on about?
Warpinator is the probably one of the easiest software use...

[MJ711]

try Syncthing or Filezilla as alternative

[LucasCT]

i just starting using it now to transfer files, but i see that it isn`t working with sd card. still looking for an answer.

[RSebire]

KDE Connect is actually built into the Deck...
Just saying..

Or you could try to just use a USB stick..

[GlazeNine]

Originally posted by LucasCT:

i just starting using it now to transfer files, but i see that it isn`t working with sd card. still looking for an answer.

It was working with sd card before the update

[PluckinBallSack]

Is there any update on this?? As others have commented, before the update this worked fine and I could easily transfer files from my pc to my steam decks SD card

[Polaris]

Originally posted by RSebire:

KDE Connect is actually built into the Deck...
Just saying..

Or you could try to just use a USB stick..

Doesn't KDE Connect have a limit on how big a file may be in order to transfer it?

Also, USB-C drives cost money, which some people may be unwilling to spend; context in each person's circumstances would make USB-C more/less viable as an alternative.

Warpinator would be a better solution for many people.

[GlazeNine]

nvm I found better app - Usermode FTP Server from Discovery. Antoher solution — LocalSend but it can freeze while transferring large amount of files like more than 3000

[Mahjik]

Originally posted by Polaris:

Doesn't KDE Connect have a limit on how big a file may be in order to transfer it?

Current version does, but it has been updated to remove that limit (2gb individual file limit).

https://9to5linux.com/kde-frameworks-5-102-enables-file-transfers-over-2gb-in-kde-connect#:~:text=KDE%20Frameworks%205.102%20is%20packed,%2C%20control%20media%20players%2C%20etc.