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Alan Mackenzie <acm@×××.de> wrote: |
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> The wikipedia page on Ext3 says that with a 1kB blocksize, the maximum |
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> file size is 16GB, but with a 2kB blocksize it's 256GB. Could it be |
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> you've somehow actually got a 1kB blocksize on the partition? |
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Where does such a strange limitation come from? |
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Ext* started as a UFS "clone" and UFS filesize is limited to 2**63 while |
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UFS filesystem size is limited to 1 TB. |
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That is much more than you claim for Ext3 |
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Jörg |
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