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On Oct 16, 2007, at 11:16, Jarod Wilson wrote: > On Oct 16, 2007, at 10:54, Scott Ehrlich wrote: > >> What is the maximum file size permitted by Linux? > > Can't recall anymore, but Really Big. > >> That is obviously a generic question - >> >> - There is likely a BIOS limitation > > Not sure if it any system BIOS limitations might exists, but > storage controller firmware limitations are certainly a possibility. > >> - 32 vs 64 bit > > Yeah, that definitely makes a difference... > >> - How about EXT2 vs EXT3? > > I believe they support the same max file size, which is a > relatively paltry 2TB (definitely the case on ext3). XFS supports > much larger files, not sure how large though. Max I've tried on XFS > is 16TB, which it handles w/o a complaint. Brief poking suggests > 16TB is the upper limit on a 32-bit system, while its 8 exabytes on > a 64-bit system.
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