In the last episode (Apr 14), Sean Quinlan said:
> On Wed, 2004-04-14 at 15:20, Dan Nelson wrote:
> > Now that's interesting. Max_data_length is set to 4gb, but you're
> > getting an error at 2gb. Could it be a process resource limit? What
> > does the "ulimit" command return? You can reset that limit with the
> > "ulimit unlimited" command.
>
> IIRC, some filesystems have a 2gb limit for file size. This could be the
> wall your hitting?
He mentioned his input file was 3gb, so I assumed this was not the
problem :) Under Solaris, if the filessytem has the "largefiles" flag
on it when you run "mount", files over 2gb are supported. This is the
default, and if you don't want it, you have to explicitly disable it
with the "nolargefiles" flag in vfstab.
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