Hi guys, not really the topic - I know - but I read that the maximum size of one file is currently 2GB on linux like on other operating systems (e.g HP-UX supports filesizes above 2GB but HP does not take support for it). Is there a way to increase the size for testing? I was looking for a parameter in the kernel like ulimit but didn't find until now. Can someone tell me how to change/increase? To answers unasked questions: I am using SuSE linux 6.0 with kernel 2.0.36. Dietmar
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