Re: [Bug 70535] Re: nautilus crashes when copying a 4G file on a vfat volume

2007-02-21 Thread Louis-Xavier Brusset
I agree, FAT 32 can't handle Those hudge files, but nautilus should not
crash, it should raise an error like FAT 32 file system is unable to handle
files larger than 4GB, Sorry.
IMHO this is a minimum.

Did you try to copy a 4.5GB from a NTFS volume to a FAT32 volume on Windows
? Explorer does not crash !

2007/2/21, Kurt von Finck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 FAT32 has a file size limit of 4GB. FAT32 cannot store or manipulate
 files in excess of 4GB. On any platform.

 This is a limitation of FAT32, not a bug.

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 The maximum possible size for a file on a FAT32 volume is 4 GiB minus 1
 B (232−1 bytes). For most users, this has become the most nagging limit
 of FAT32 as of 2007, since video capture and editing applications and
 some other software can easily exceed this limit. Most new Windows
 machines now ship with NTFS and thus avoid these problems, but those who
 run dual boot systems or who move external data drives between computers
 with different operating systems have little choice but to stick with
 FAT32 (although between Windows and Linux it is possible to use ext2 or
 ext3 through the use of external drivers such as ext2 IFS).

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat32

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Re: [Bug 70535] Re: nautilus crashes when copying a 4G file on a vfat volume

2007-02-21 Thread Danilo Cesar
I Think that people understand your point... =)


Louis-Xavier Brusset wrote:
 I agree, FAT 32 can't handle Those hudge files, but nautilus should not
 crash, it should raise an error like FAT 32 file system is unable to handle
 files larger than 4GB, Sorry.
 IMHO this is a minimum.
 
 Did you try to copy a 4.5GB from a NTFS volume to a FAT32 volume on Windows
 ? Explorer does not crash !
 
 2007/2/21, Kurt von Finck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 FAT32 has a file size limit of 4GB. FAT32 cannot store or manipulate
 files in excess of 4GB. On any platform.

 This is a limitation of FAT32, not a bug.

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 The maximum possible size for a file on a FAT32 volume is 4 GiB minus 1
 B (232−1 bytes). For most users, this has become the most nagging limit
 of FAT32 as of 2007, since video capture and editing applications and
 some other software can easily exceed this limit. Most new Windows
 machines now ship with NTFS and thus avoid these problems, but those who
 run dual boot systems or who move external data drives between computers
 with different operating systems have little choice but to stick with
 FAT32 (although between Windows and Linux it is possible to use ext2 or
 ext3 through the use of external drivers such as ext2 IFS).

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat32

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Re: [Bug 70535] Re: nautilus crashes when copying a 4G file on a vfat volume

2007-02-21 Thread joelbryan
On 2/21/07, Sergio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Nautilus crashed during the copy a 4.2 Gb iso image from XFS to Fat32 in
 another disk. I suppose that if the problem is not from nautilus but the
 fs itself, nautilus should show an alert or something, but not crash :)

 Here is the compressed crash report


FAT32 has 32-bit limitations. The maximum of 32-bit is equivalent to
4,294,967,295 or 1x32 in binary. Transferring files greater than 4.2GB is
not supported in those filesystem. Other filesystems with 32-bit limitations
are ReiserFS and HFS/HFS+.  Transferring files greater than 4.2GB requires
LFS (Large File Support), among those are ext2/3/4, Reiser4, xfs, jfs and
ntfs.

Hope this helps.


** Attachment added: compressed crash report
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6488181/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash.bz2

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