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03-27-2002 12:00 AM
03-27-2002 12:00 AM
We have hp-ux 10.20 s800, we enabled on volume for large file by the following command
# fsadm ???F hfs ???o largefile /dev/vg01/rlvol2
But still when we transfer file more than 2GB it is give us error.
Can you please help us
Best regards
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03-27-2002 12:05 AM
03-27-2002 12:05 AM
Re: file size limit
hi..
normally in 10.x for making large files u have to install HP's Online JFS ..then only u can do this.
fstyp -v /dev/vgxx/lvolX
check for f_flag in the o/p
if it is 16 ur file sys is largefiles enabled..or else not.
Vijeesh CTK
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03-27-2002 12:12 AM
03-27-2002 12:12 AM
Re: file size limit
You seem to have a syntax error in your command - it should be "largefiles", not "largefile".
Else, try enabling large files through SAM.
SAM--> Disk and Filesystems --> Select the filesystem --> Selct Action --> Modify --> Modify vxfs default /parameters --> set the flag largefiles on , Select Ok and exit.

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03-27-2002 12:54 AM
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03-27-2002 01:04 AM
03-27-2002 01:04 AM
Re: file size limit
the command was correct ???largefiles??? and it show me output that it is modifying the logical volume.
But the file transfer did not work.
we try with sam but I did not find the option in 10.20, but found it in 11.00
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03-27-2002 02:10 AM
03-27-2002 02:10 AM
Re: file size limit
what does
fsadm /dev/vg00/rlvol2 show??
does it display largefiles option is set?
-raj
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03-27-2002 02:56 AM
03-27-2002 02:56 AM
Re: file size limit
Which command do you use to transfer the file ?
Some commands aren't able to handle big files
Read the doc on your system:
/usr/share/doc/lg_files.txt
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03-27-2002 04:49 AM
03-27-2002 04:49 AM
Re: file size limit
HFS Supported File and File System Sizes
....... Maximum.. Maximum
HP-UX.. Supported Supported
Release File Size File System Size
10.01....... 2 GB ........... 4 GB
10.10....... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
10.20*.... 128 GB ......... 128 GB
11.00*.... 128 GB ......... 128 GB
11i*...... 128 GB ......... 128 GB
* On these releases it is possible to exceed the 128 GB limit to 256 GB, but it is not supported.
JFS (VxFS) Supported File and File System Sizes
....... ....... ........... Maximum.. Maximum
HP-UX.. JFS.... Disk....... Supported Supported
Release Version Layout..... File Size File System Size
10.01.. JFS 2.0 Version 2** .... 2 GB ........... 4 GB
10.10.. JFS 2.0 Version 2** .... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
10.20.. JFS 3.0 Version 2.. .... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
10.20.. JFS 3.0 Version 3** .. 128 GB ......... 128 GB
11.00.. JFS 3.1 Version 2.. .... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
11.00*. JFS 3.1 Version 3** .... 1 TB ........... 1 TB
11.00.. JFS 3.3 Version 2.. .... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
11.00.. JFS 3.3 Version 3** .... 1 TB ........... 1 TB
11.00.. JFS 3.3 Version 4.. .... 1 TB ........... 1 TB
11i.... JFS 3.3 Version 2.. .... 2 GB ......... 128 GB
11i.... JFS 3.3 Version 3.. .... 2 TB ........... 2 TB
11i.... JFS 3.3 Version 4** .... 2 TB ........... 2 TB
* PHKL_22719 is needed to avoid mount problems if extending or creating file systems beyond 128 GB.
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/5971-2383/5971-2383_top.html
Is the file you are trying to copy > 2GB and < 4GB?
live free or die
harry
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03-31-2002 12:38 AM
03-31-2002 12:38 AM
Re: file size limit
the problem was with customer app.
what we did we create file with size more than two 2G in the unix live and it work.
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04-02-2002 07:10 AM
04-02-2002 07:10 AM
Re: file size limit
You need check this file and check /etc/fstab. And modify this and remount the filesystem.
If you try make a copy with the nfs you need check if the nfs version that you run allow the largefile !