Hello! Thanks for writing find, I use it daily.
Recently, I've had to use find on unusual filesystems. Specifically, filesystems containing directories with 35,000 files in them, with each filename being 11 characters long. Example: $ ls -f chromat_dir | wc -l 35234 $ mkdir /tmp/foo; cp chromat_dir/* /tmp/foo /bin/cp: Argument list too long. $ find chromat_dir > /dev/null find: chromat_dir: Cannot allocate memory $ Is there a way to remove the memory limitation? The computer has 16 gigs of ram; allocating 387k shouldn't cause it to choke like this. Environment: MacOSX 10.6.4, Fink 0.29.13, findutils 4.2.20-7. Thanks!
