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тАО02-07-2010 04:57 AM
тАО02-07-2010 04:57 AM
file size
hi,
I want to know the maximum file size in tru64 Unix v5.1
bye.
I want to know the maximum file size in tru64 Unix v5.1
bye.
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тАО02-07-2010 10:46 PM
тАО02-07-2010 10:46 PM
Re: file size
As per the latest quickspec document,
"The maximum size of an Advanced File System file is 16 TB - 8K for a fully
populated file and 16 TB for a sparse file."
"The maximum size of an Advanced File System file is 16 TB - 8K for a fully
populated file and 16 TB for a sparse file."
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тАО02-10-2010 04:54 AM
тАО02-10-2010 04:54 AM
Re: file size
Adding Advanced File System Utilities provides generous configuration capabilities. A file domain may contain up to 256 volumes.
The maximum volume size is 1 TB - 512 K. The maximum number of files in a fileset is (231) - 6. (This number is limited by the length
of the tag used to uniquely identify a file in a fileset.) The maximum size of an Advanced File System file is 16 TB - 8K for a fully
populated file and 16 TB for a sparse file. The maximum fileset size is 256TB -128M, (231) - 1 filesets are allowed in each domain,
and an unlimited number of filesets can be mounted simultaneously on a stand alone machine (4096 is the maximum number of
filesets that can be mounted in a cluster). The maximum number of files allowed in a directory is (231) - 6 and up to 65,533
subdirectories are allowed per directory. Multi-TB file systems can be established by using multiple volumes to create an AdvFS
domain.
The maximum volume size is 1 TB - 512 K. The maximum number of files in a fileset is (231) - 6. (This number is limited by the length
of the tag used to uniquely identify a file in a fileset.) The maximum size of an Advanced File System file is 16 TB - 8K for a fully
populated file and 16 TB for a sparse file. The maximum fileset size is 256TB -128M, (231) - 1 filesets are allowed in each domain,
and an unlimited number of filesets can be mounted simultaneously on a stand alone machine (4096 is the maximum number of
filesets that can be mounted in a cluster). The maximum number of files allowed in a directory is (231) - 6 and up to 65,533
subdirectories are allowed per directory. Multi-TB file systems can be established by using multiple volumes to create an AdvFS
domain.
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