In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Partho Bhowmick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-Well, I am running kernel-2.4.18-26. What's the limit on this baby?
I strongly suggest that you go read my response to you on this subject. As
Christopher pointed out the kernel is only on aspect of determination.
I also
After a long battle with technology,"Partho Bhowmick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, an
earthling, wrote:
> Well, I am running kernel-2.4.18-26. What's the limit on this baby?
Sounds like you didn't read what I wrote. Which filesystem? Which
version of GLIBC? By the way, have your applications been comp
Quoth "Partho Bhowmick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am working on extending the functionality of PostgreSQL on Linux.
> I need to know what's the largest filesize for a single file that I can have
> under Linux?
That depends.
It depends on the size supported by the filesystem. Usually that's at
lea
The following info is from the SuSE 8.1 Administration Guide, page 467
The table lists both maximum file size and maximum file system size:
file system file size file system
ext2 & 3 (1kB blocks) ~16 GB 2 TB
ext2/3 (2kB blocks) 256 G
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Partho Bhowmick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-I am working on extending the functionality of PostgreSQL on Linux.
-I need to know what's the largest filesize for a single file that I can have
-under Linux?
The answer is definitive: it depends...
There are multiple la
Well, I am running kernel-2.4.18-26. What's the limit on this baby?
"Christopher Browne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Quoth "Partho Bhowmick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I am working on extending the functionality of PostgreSQL on Linux.
> > I need to know what's the
I am working on extending the functionality of PostgreSQL on Linux.
I need to know what's the largest filesize for a single file that I can have
under Linux?
Regards,
Partho
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