by sh L » Thu, 24 Oct 2002 19:22:50
Files can be created in Bash ( can create XFS, EXT3 )
However, in csh, the files exceeding 4GB does not get created. It only
created smaller size. ( Can not create XFS, EXT3)
I would like to know whether you need setting like Kernel, or if the
files are not created because of the characteristic of csh.
Please advice.
by CrayzeeWul » Fri, 25 Oct 2002 15:16:09
> Files can be created in Bash ( can create XFS, EXT3 )
> However, in csh, the files exceeding 4GB does not get created. It only
> created smaller size. ( Can not create XFS, EXT3)
limit
Read "man csh" to interpret the results of this command.
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CrayzeeWulf
1. Can not make file over 4GB with XFS...
As far as I know, we can make files over 4GB with XFS file system.
Files can be created in Bash ( can create XFS, EXT3 )
However, in csh, the files exceeding 4GB does not get created. It only
created smaller size. ( Can not create XFS, EXT3)
I would like to know whether you need setting like Kernel, or if the
files are not created because of the characteristic of cshl.
Please advice.
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