This will create input.stl_01.stl, input.stl_02.stl etc. in the same directory.
This worked perfectly for me on a file created with OpenSCAD containing different parts that I wanted to print individually with Cura Lulzbot Edition. I found the info here.
When your backups suddenly takes much longer to complete, it could be because large files that were previously excluded from the backup were renamed or relocated elsewhere. In order to identify those files, or just to sort the list of files by size, I use the following code (bash):
cd /tmp/ BackupPC_zcat /var/lib/backuppc/pc/mypc/XferLOG.99.z > xlog for S in `cat xlog | sed -e 's/^[^/]*\/[0-9]*[ ]*//' | cut -f1 -d\ | egrep '^[0-9]+$' | egrep '[0-9]{9,}' | sort -n | uniq ` ; do fgrep " $S " xlog ; done
This will show the list of files bigger than 99999999 bytes (100 MB). Remove "| egrep '[0-9]{9,}'" to just list all instead.
Note: on Debian, BackupPC_zcat is in /usr/share/backuppc/bin/. I've added a symlink in /usr/local/bin/ so that I don't need to look for it every time.
Short answer: you can't. Files (map data, firmware updates etc.) are always downloaded to %ProgramData%\Garmin\CoreService\Download (typically C:\ProgramData\Garmin\CoreService\Download)
The only solution I could find is to move that folder to another partition (make sure to completely exit Garmin Express first), then create a link to it:
c:>cd C:\ProgramData\Garmin\CoreService
c:\ProgramData\Garmin\CoreService>mklink /J Downloads "d:\Garmin.Downloads" Junction created for Downloads <<===>> d:\Garmin.Downloads