The only filesystem that I have found for linux that doesnt really have any file size limit (It does but its in the terrabytes) is XFS from SGI.
Most modern distributions (Kernel 2.4.18 and up I think) have the option to use XFS - (excluding RH though!!) Mike. On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 10:08, you wrote: > antonovich wrote: > >hiya, > >It seems that I have a 2 gig limit on my file sizes... I saw somewhere > > that other people don't have this issue and was wondering what it was > > connected to. I am running Mandrake 9.1. I have a few partitions and was > > trying to save to a FAT32 partition. (I don'[t have enough space on my > > native Linux partition to be trying it... which has ext3). Is FAT32 the > > issue? Or is it something to do with something else? > >Cheers > >Anton > > I have struck a 2 gig limit with avi files. > See http://www.puremotion.com/resources/technical/2gbfilelimit/ > > cheers > Col -- Linux Rocks!
