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The Monday 2007-03-12 at 21:04 -0700, Mike Noble wrote:
I'm surprised to be hit by the small file limit on NFS. Is there some
specific parameter I need to support large files?
The same command, run locally on the server, runs fine (4GB ok),
Guys,
The file size depends on the file system where it resides not of the
CPU. Of course up to a degree. I remember from my os/2 days creating tar
files of the whole system, I could do it in a JFS formatted partition
but not in a fat because of size limitations.
-=terry(Denver)=-
On Mon,
Mike Noble wrote:
On Sunday 11 March 2007 18:36, Linda Walsh wrote:
I was just surprised by hitting a 4GB file limit on NFS -- am running
Suse 10.2 on client (currently running SuSE2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp),
and SuSE 9.3 (with vanilla 2.6.20) on server.
The target file system (xfs) supports large
On Sunday 11 March 2007 18:36, Linda Walsh wrote:
I was just surprised by hitting a 4GB file limit on NFS -- am running
Suse 10.2 on client (currently running SuSE2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp),
and SuSE 9.3 (with vanilla 2.6.20) on server.
The target file system (xfs) supports large files. I was
4 GB is the limit of a 32bit processor.
Basically, NFS on x86 arch has this limit ?
How about NFS on x86-64 arch ?
Most software for x86 has no this limitation - look at ext3.
-Alexey
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On Monday 12 March 2007 21:04, Mike Noble wrote:
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4 GB is the limit of a 32bit processor.
Not really.
4 x 2^32 is the limit of a 32-bit word (unsigned).
Every x86 processor produced in the past ... 10? 15? 20? years can
perform 64-bit arithmetic.
Mike
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On Monday 12 March 2007 22:18, Randall R Schulz wrote:
On Monday 12 March 2007 21:04, Mike Noble wrote:
...
4 GB is the limit of a 32bit processor.
Not really.
4 x 2^32 is the limit of a 32-bit word (unsigned).
Duh...
2^32 is the limit of an unsigned 32-bit word, of course.
2^30 is a
I was just surprised by hitting a 4GB file limit on NFS -- am running
Suse 10.2 on client (currently running SuSE2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp),
and SuSE 9.3 (with vanilla 2.6.20) on server.
The target file system (xfs) supports large files. I was running an
xfsdump |bzip2remotefile
I'm surprised to be
