by mr » Sat, 26 May 2001 22:50:44
does the ext2 filesystem have a 2 gig limit for a file size? i am trying
to dump some large files that are well over 2 gig.
does ext3 or jfs or sgi's xfs have file size limitations?
thanks for all your help
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by Vilmos Sot » Sun, 27 May 2001 00:39:01
Vilmos
by mr » Sun, 27 May 2001 01:36:09
>> does the ext2 filesystem have a 2 gig limit for a file size? i am
>> trying to dump some large files that are well over 2 gig.
> The VFS layer in the 2.2 kernels and below have the 2G limit. Upgrade to
> 2.4, and make sure that all programs are recompiled to be able to use
> big files.
> Vilmos
thanks again for your help
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