On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 01:08:27PM +1200, David McNab wrote: > Hi all, > > I've just now managed (after a few attempts) to install deb > testing/unstable, and find Debian to be unquestionably the best Linux > distro to date. > > One thing I need help with is in getting large files support working. > Some of my uses (eg Freenet 0.4, which has its store as one large file), > require me to have files larger than 2GB (since I want to run a massive > data store). Being able to work with up to 16GB-sized files would > satisfy me totally. > > Can someone please point me in the right direction for enabling Debian > to work with large files. > Can I do it without having to recompile the kernel or recompiling glibc > progs? > > I tried 'apt-cache search large files support', and 'apt-cache search > lfs', but nothing meaningful came up.
I'm not really an expert on this topic,
but I heard that you need 2.4 kernel, and glibc compiled against 2.4
headers.
AFAIK , glibs in debian is comiled against 2.2
But that only something I heard mentioned. Don't take it as the
ultimate truth, and I would like for someone else to confirm this
please .
So looks like you are SOL :-(
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> Thanks
> David
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