Frank Sorenson wrote:
The mkstemp() call in make_tempfile() is opening the "memory" file without O_LARGEFILE, so the maximum file size is probably just under 2048MB. For now, see if 2047 will work. It's also possible to replace the mkstemp() call with a wrapper that opens the file with O_LARGEFILE, but that's probably more of an issue for the uml-devel list. Frank - -- Frank Sorenson - KD7TZK Systems Manager, Computer Science Department Brigham Young University [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So essentially it's a system limitation that has to be coded around? Anything under 2048 will work it seems.
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