> Is it ok to at mount time set it to non-LFS and then later change it to be
> something larger? smbfs doesn't actually know what the server and smbmount
> negotiates until later, but no smbfs operation can take place before that
> anyway.
You can change it per superblock later at the moment. Its
Hello
Unless I misunderstand s_maxbytes it says how large a file can be on the
fs. I assume it is enough for a fs to set that and then it knows the vfs
will not ask it to go beyond that limit?
Is it ok to at mount time set it to non-LFS and then later change it to be
something larger? smbfs doe
2 matches
Mail list logo
