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Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

 
Onder SAHIN
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make_net_recovery gzip problem

Hi all,

I am receiving the below messages after i did make_net_recovery on HP-UX 11.11. Gzip version is 1.3.5. What may be problem?


gzip: stdout: File too large
ERROR: The gzip command failed (exit status 1).

ERROR: The make_sys_image command failed. The system recovery archive will
not be created.
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Peter Godron
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Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

Steven E. Protter
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Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

Shalom,

Yes you have a problem.

Your version of gzip is not capaable of working with files of this size.

There is either a new version of gzip for HP-UX or most likely a patch in the patch databsae on http://itrc.hp.com

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B.MariappaN
Advisor

Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

Hi,
check whether the filesystem where you store image can support largefiles.
#mount -v

Thanks & Regards,
B.MariappaN
Rick Garland
Honored Contributor

Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

Ensure your filesystem is largefiles capable and ensure you have a gzip version (1.3.5) capable of handling largefiles.

You can download the gzip from http://gatekeep.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Gnu/gzip-1.3.5/

John P. Kole
Frequent Advisor

Re: make_net_recovery gzip problem

There is a tremendous amount of urban folklore about the version of gzip Ignite-UX uses in relation to the "file too large" message that sometimes occurs.

I have never seen Ignite-UX's gzip abort because of a largefile. I wrote a very detailed note about this which can be viewed here:

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=713940

In that note about, please read the 3 sections posted by me.

Regards,
jpkole
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