[linux-dvb] AW: AW: any working config to support > 2 GByte Files ?!

[Nils Heidorn <nils_heidorn@gmx.de>]

Yo !  :-)

>
> > Hi again,
> dito
>
> > > currently i'm running vdr 0.71 with dvb drivers 0.8.2 and
> kernel 2.4.0.
> > >
> > > My filesystem is reiserfs is now ver. 3.6, which supports 2GB files.
> >
> > err thats my problem, i need > 2 GByte support ( minimum 4 GByte ), best
> > would be for FAT32, but anything else would also do ...
> > So i got you right, your config only works for files < 2 GByte ?!
>
> no, what I want to say: I got yesterday from somebody a tip, how
> to convert
> reiserfs 3.5 (which doesn't supports files >2GB) to reiserfs 3.6
> (which supports files over 2 gig).
>
> You have simply mount it one time with:
>
> mount -t reiserfs -o conv /dev/hdx /video
>
> and from now on you can use it only with kernel 2.4.x but with filesizes
> about 2 GB.

Ohh wonderful ! Yes, i recall that posting ...

>
> My main problem is now, how to get the files to my windows machine -
> ftp or Samba doesn't support these filesizes - maybe I need a newer
> Samba server...

Noooooo Samba is too dumb to be used on > 2 GByte files ??? Is this really
true ??
And i thought windoze is bad ...
Such a bunch of stupid problems with files > 2 GByte, damn i wish we would
have something as good as vdr on Win NT ...
Is there a version of Samba without this horrible bug ?? Which version would
i need ?

Thank you again !


>
> Mario


Nils



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