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Kernel file system support under RHEL

Kernel file system support under RHEL

2005-06-20       - By Stephen C. Tweedie

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Hi,

On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 13:45, Chiu, PCM (Peter) wrote:

> If I then mount RHEL AS 4, "fdisk -l" shows sda and sdb being 4TB
> each, but mke2fs -j /dev/sda or sdb will only make a 1.8GB file system
> on each device. (1.8GB is not a typing mistake.)

There was an e2fsprogs bug in RHEL-4's initial release for filesystems
>4TB; that is fixed in U1.  If you're running devices larger than 2TB,
you really want to upgrade to U1; it includes other fixes for things
like device-mapper on large devices.

For the unfixed e2fsprogs, passing a blocksize explicitly with "mke2fs
-b4096" should be a workaround for the 4TB wrap problem.

--Stephen


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