found some stumbling
block that prevented it? I dunno... I'd like your comments, please.
Kevin
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From: Alan Cox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 8:51 PM
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Subject: Re: 2 gig filesize limit
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/redhat-6.
I know that while evaluating Reiser FS for use on SourceForge we've
created files up to 4gb in size.
Some versions of reiserfs had a hack for this. Its not a good idea and Im
told its now been removed. If you grab the LFS patches for 2.2 from the
RH 6.2beta kernel rpms you'll be able to
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, so I apologize if it isn't.
Running intel RH6.1 with 18 gigs of drive space striped as RAID 0. Is there
a way to work with files larger than 2 gigs? I understand there is an issue
with 32 bit architecture, but I believe there are other OSes doing
I know that while evaluating Reiser FS for use on SourceForge we've
created files up to 4gb in size.
Some versions of reiserfs had a hack for this. Its not a good idea and Im
told its now been removed. If you grab the LFS patches for 2.2 from the
RH 6.2beta kernel rpms you'll be able to build
I know that while evaluating Reiser FS for use on SourceForge we've
created files up to 4gb in size.
Some versions of reiserfs had a hack for this. Its not a good idea and Im
told its now been removed. If you grab the LFS patches for 2.2 from the
RH 6.2beta kernel rpms you'll be able to build
So are you saying that installing the LFS patches into RH6.1 running on an
Intel P2 box will enable a new 64bit version of ext2 (ext3?) filesystem
that can handle large files?
Yes. The ext2 fs can already handle large files, its the infrastructure around
it you need to get. The patches add
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/redhat-6.2beta/i386/RedHat/ and couldn't
find anything related to LFS. Thanks for your patience and sorry to ask so
many questions but I haven't been able to find any info so I can figure it
out for myself.
They are in the kernel srpm but commented out by
On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, terry barnum wrote:
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4
onto our RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as
ext2 has a 2GB file size limit.
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On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, terry barnum wrote:
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4 onto our
RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as /bigdrive.
Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4 onto our
RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as /bigdrive.
Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too large." I
thought, well maybe Samba has a problem with large files. So I tried to ftp
the
e2fs has a 2gb filesize limit.
Chris
On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, terry barnum wrote:
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4 onto our
RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as /bigdrive.
Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too large." I
On Thu, Dec 30, 1999 at 11:48:09AM -0800, terry barnum wrote:
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4
onto our RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as
/bigdrive.
Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too
large." I thought, well
On Thu, Dec 30, 1999 at 11:48:09AM -0800, terry barnum wrote:
I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4 onto our
RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as /bigdrive.
Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too large." I
thought, well
Hi Chris,
e2fs has a 2gb filesize limit.
Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a fs than I can use that will handle
2g files?
-terry
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At 12:02 PM -0800 12/30/99, Hal Burgiss wrote:
There is a 2G ext2 file size limit that is the result of the x86 32bit
architecture. IIRC, there is a patch somewhere that ups the limit.
Is it possible that using a RAID could increase the max filesize? Up until
last week, we used to have two 9
On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Christopher Fisk wrote:
e2fs has a 2gb filesize limit.
Correction : The i386 has this limit..
With glibc 2.1.2 and a kernel patch this problem goed away..
Chris
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On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, terry barnum wrote:
Hi Chris,
e2fs has a 2gb filesize limit.
Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a fs than I can use that will handle
2g files?
It's a kernel problem, and has nothing to do with ext2... Patch the
kernel, get a new glibc and the problem goes away.
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