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03-09-2005 06:29 PM
03-09-2005 06:29 PM
File size limit exceeded
[root@node3 root]# time cp -ax /mnt/d2/* /mnt/d1
File size limit exceeded
real 186m2.077s
user 0m44.660s
sys 30m15.290s
[root@node3 root]# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/cciss/c0d0p2 31G 2.4G 27G 9% /
/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 193M 16M 168M 9% /boot
none 1004M 0 1004M 0% /dev/shm
/dev/vgnfshome/lvol1 468G 53G 391G 12% /mnt/d1
/dev/cciss/c1d2p1 134G 110G 18G 87% /mnt/d2
This message is strange, using dd I can make files with size of 5G without any problem.
Any hints?
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03-09-2005 07:27 PM
03-09-2005 07:27 PM
Re: File size limit exceeded
try "tar" instead.
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03-10-2005 07:04 AM
03-10-2005 07:04 AM
Re: File size limit exceeded
tar cf - /mnt/d2 | (cd /mnt/d1 ; tar xf -)
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08-03-2005 12:13 PM
08-03-2005 12:13 PM
Re: File size limit exceeded
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08-03-2005 04:52 PM
08-03-2005 04:52 PM
Re: File size limit exceeded
There are some commands that still complains about the file size, ftp, smbclient, are examples, and maybe cp is in this category.
So, you don't need to do anything to support large files, instead use the recommendations above.
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08-03-2005 07:45 PM
08-03-2005 07:45 PM
Re: File size limit exceeded
ext3 is a journaled filesystem and I think its supposed to defragment itself, so I can't think of a technical cause other than the cp binary or system resouces.
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08-03-2005 08:56 PM
08-03-2005 08:56 PM
Re: File size limit exceeded
cd /mnt/d2
find . -print | cpio -pduvm /mnt/d1/
BUt I'd agree with all the other posts.
The only real question I'd have in response is what filesystem type is '/mnt/d1' ?