"Pat Bailey" wrote:

> I have an problem with a RAID disk. It is split into 2 equal logical
>volumes:
> 1) /dev/dsk/dks116d1s7 /vol5 xfs rw,raw=/dev/rdsk/dks116d1s7 0 0
> 2) /dev/dsk/dks116d1l1s7 /vol6 xfs rw,raw=/dev/rdsk/dks116d1l1s7 0 0.
>I can see all of the files on /vol5 from any client, Octane machine, RedHat
>Linux, Windows 2000 with Samba though explorer. On /vol6 I can't see files
>over 2GB. They don't show up at all in Windows 2000 with Samba through
>explorer. It gives me an I/O error on my Octane or RedHat Linux system when
>I do an ls.
>Thanks
>
I'm not an expert, but I think there's a 2GB limit with NFS2.
Maybe one volume is shared through NFS3 and one with NFS2
Maybe this affects Samba in the same way.

Dans article , pbailey@e-seis.com
disait...
> I can see all of the files on /vol5 from any client, Octane machine, RedHat
> Linux, Windows 2000 with Samba though explorer. On /vol6 I can't see files
> over 2GB. They don't show up at all in Windows 2000 with Samba through
> explorer. It gives me an I/O error on my Octane or RedHat Linux system when
> I do an ls.
>

You need at least samba 2.2 to manage properly big files.

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