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largefiles in ufs?
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Don't worry, finally I get the answer:
largefiles is not specified when you create the filesystem, this is specified when you mount it. In Solaris, largefiles is set by default.
You can specify *nolargefiles* in the /etc/vfstab, in the Mount Options column (the last one). By deafult is *largefiles*
Just, forget this quiestion.
Cheers.
largefiles is not specified when you create the filesystem, this is specified when you mount it. In Solaris, largefiles is set by default.
You can specify *nolargefiles* in the /etc/vfstab, in the Mount Options column (the last one). By deafult is *largefiles*
Just, forget this quiestion.
Cheers.
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