Windows 2000 2 GB file limit

[Bob Stockler]

On Thu, Nov 04, 2004 at 02:44:21PM -0500, Mark Luljak wrote:
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| However, the above cited text would seem to indicate that you -need-
| multiple filesystems.  Is this the case, or can the expanded keys reside on
| the same filesystem?  Even TFM doesn't seem to clarify that point, JP.  :)

It require a different filesystem, at least on Windows,
where - after you enter "switch" - you're told that the
current filesystem is the only one mounted.

On UNIX it does look at PFDSK and tells me:

                    The trial File Contains 101 Records.
                    File Now Uses 1 of a Possible 4 Extents.

              Drive A -- /u  -- Can Hold 0 More Records.
              Drive B -- /u3 -- Can Hold 0 More Records. (Current)

in spite of the free space I have:

    /u     :     Disk space: 7401.24 MB of 8427.73 MB available (87.82%).
    /u3    :     Disk space: 7290.12 MB of 8408.20 MB available (86.70%).

Bob

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