Can't one create a "sparse file" and loopback mount it for testing? Or
do you need to actually have that much space to try it out?
I do this for testing iSCSI limits.
< wrote:
> Neither Derrick nor I have access to a partition with that much
> storage in order to test what does and what does no
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Neither Derrick nor I have access to a partition with that much storage
in order to test what does and what does not work.
A quick review of the code indicates that there will be issues with
StoreData operations beyond the "reported partition size" simply because
the tes
Neither Derrick nor I have access to a partition with that much storage
in order to test what does and what does not work.
A quick review of the code indicates that there will be issues with
StoreData operations beyond the "reported partition size" simply because
the tests to prevent writing w
On Jan 14, 2008 4:18 PM, sabah salih <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Jeffrey,
>Thank you ever so much for your fast respond.
> Is that mean I can not use the rest of the "5.4 TB" ?
> If what I can see is just a report and not somthing
> I have to worry about. This will be good news.
Dear Jeffrey,
Thank you ever so much for your fast respond.
Is that mean I can not use the rest of the "5.4 TB" ?
If what I can see is just a report and not somthing
I have to worry about. This will be good news.
Thanks, Sabah.
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
My guess i
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
The DiskPartitionStats for free blocks, usable blocks, etc. are reported
as a 32-bit signed integer with a block size of 1K. Effectively anything
larger than 2TB is going to give inaccurate results.
The inaccurate display aside, are there any real p
My guess is that 5.4TB is larger than the maximum partition size that
can be reported in DiskPartitionStats and you are therefore seeing a
partition used calculation that is inaccurate.
The DiskPartitionStats for free blocks, usable blocks, etc. are reported
as a 32-bit signed integer with a bl
Dear All,
I have a 5.4 TB fileserver. running
OpenAFS 1.4.4
rxdebug -version afs6
Trying 194.36.2.8 (port 7000):
AFS version: OpenAFS 1.4.4 built 2007-06-07 ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
df -h /vicepc
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdb 5.4T 1.2T 4.1
