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11-06-2000 04:57 PM
11-06-2000 04:57 PM
Hi, I created a few file systems with the largefiles option. i.e newfs -F vxfs -o largefiles ... I read the man page about the mount_vxfs and I'm confused about whether I need to mount these file systems with largefiles option. It doesn't seem like it's necessary but I still want to confirm it with someone. Does anything know about this?
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11-06-2000 05:28 PM
11-06-2000 05:28 PM
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The man page states the default is to mount according to the largefile compatibility bit. If it is set for largefiles it will be mounted with largefiles. For this reason it appears that you wont need to specify the largefiles option since it will be the default.
To test it out -
# prealloc mebigfile 2200000000
if you get "File too large" then it wasnt mounted with largefiles option
To test it out -
# prealloc mebigfile 2200000000
if you get "File too large" then it wasnt mounted with largefiles option
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11-06-2000 05:44 PM
11-06-2000 05:44 PM
Re: largefiles option of vxfs
Henry:
You don't need to specify the mount option if you don't want to do so. In the absence of any specification at mount time, the filesystem itself will be interrogated to determine whether or not largefiles are supported. You can enforce your intentions by explicitly stating them in /etc/fstab however. For a full explanation, see the HP-UX Large Files White Paper:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/os/lgfiles4.pdf
...JRF...
You don't need to specify the mount option if you don't want to do so. In the absence of any specification at mount time, the filesystem itself will be interrogated to determine whether or not largefiles are supported. You can enforce your intentions by explicitly stating them in /etc/fstab however. For a full explanation, see the HP-UX Large Files White Paper:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/os/lgfiles4.pdf
...JRF...
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