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Malvina Mago
I'm having a wierd problem. I'm trying to mv a 2.2gb file over to my windows box. I've mounted a shared folder at /mnt/share. I've got like 60gb of space free. However, mv dies with the message: File size limit exceeded. It gets 2,147,483,647 bytes across, windows says this is 1.99gb, before it dies. Does this mean that mv can't handle a 2gb file? If so, how would I go about splitting up the file and putting it back together in windows? I have most of the gnu utilities on windows if that helps. Oh, and it's a rar file, and it's only got one file inside it that's even bigger, so extracting won't really help. I've copied files as large as 1.8gb before I think. I could have sworn I'd copied one bigger than 2gb, but maybe not.
I think NTFS can handle files bigger than 4GB. Windows is obviously not the problem because, as I said I set up the directory where the file was as a samba share and I had no problem copying it from the windows end, rather than the other way around. If ext3 and 2.6 both support big files, then maybe samba can't transfer files over 2GB? That sounds unlikely because I'm positive I've moved files bigger than that. Anyway, it's a moot point, since I have a reliable way of copying now. I will check out ulimit and quota anyway though.