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What is the maximum file size in Linux. Is it limited to 2gb as it was in
MSDOS ( I hope not as using WIN98 Dos session I can write 4gb).
How do I get around this limit? Which disk format allocates blocks instead
of bytes?
Thanks for any help.
Al Templeton
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">What is the maximum file size in Linux. Is it limited to 2gb as it was in MSDOS ( I hope not as using WIN98 Dos session I can write 4gb). <BR>
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How do I get around this limit? Which disk format allocates blocks instead of bytes?<BR>
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Thanks for any help.<BR>
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Al Templeton</FONT></HTML>
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