> [test]# ls -l test.dat > -rw-r--r-- 1 ebuser ebuser 5128830976 Mar 10 13:27 test.dat > [test]# ls -l test.* > ls: No match. > > Why don't display test.dat. > Other large file(>2G) wasn't display too.
Large files are those that are bigger than the size of the C programming integer 2^32 bits and therefore need special handling. > Oh! Sorry. > May be, this is a problem of tcsh. > When using bsh, the result was good. It sounds like your tcsh is not compiled with large file support and therefore can see the files when it does a directory listing to expand the file glob. It sounds like your bash was compiled with this support and therefore can see those files. I think you have the information you need. Look for a tcsh that contains the large file support you need. (Or switch to bash. :-) If you are using a distribution then probably any newer version would have this set correctly. If you are compiling your own version then you probably need to double check that the configuration has the defines for large file support enabled. Bob _______________________________________________ Bug-fileutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-fileutils
