[geeks] Linux filesystem size limit?
jkunz at unixag-kl.fh-kl.de
jkunz at unixag-kl.fh-kl.de
Sat Mar 2 15:48:36 CST 2002
On 1 Mar, Al Potter wrote:
> I want to use a journaling filesystem like ext3 or reiserfs
At work I have a 450GB Hardware RAID, Linux 2.4.14, LVM 1.0.1, SGI XFS.
> Reiserfs formats the partition fine,
reiserfs + NFS = bugs. At least in the early 2.4.x kernels.
> I can't get an ext3 or ext2 filesystem to complete the format.
AFAIK ext2 has a hard 2GB file size limit. With reiserfs you have to
specify an option for a newer FS format to be able to use files > 2GB.
Can't remember. I don't use reiserfs as it is incomplete i.e. no
quotas.
> Any suggestions?
Use FreeBSD. ;-)
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Jochen
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