Ehlo,
Denis Solovyov writes: > > Maybe it's the stupidest question in this list, but I couldn't again > find the distinct answer anywhere... > > How large a file can be on ext3 in TSL 2.2 (block size 4K)? Will all > software from the distribution work with very large files (hundreds of > gigabytes) correctly? theres a table on the net showing that.. but i cant remeber where... anyway..you'll have a partition limitation and a file limitation... if I remember correctly xfs has the largest partition size limit... in fact xfs was developed for speed and big files... when reiserfs perform well on small files.. so you have the choice.. > > Googling I just found an information about something called "LFS" (large > file support) and that not all linuxes (kernels?) performed that. > (Sounds really stupid, I know.) yes you right..kernel has lasrge file support.. and trustix too.. all trustix software are compiled with -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES=1 -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE=1 so all program support large file... remember that theres also a 'lfs' option when mounting samba shares.. so if youre concerned dont forget to add -o lfs or youll not be able to access >2Gb files over smb... cheers Fremen > > Denis Solovyov > _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
