Re: [Networker] file too large for client file system

Steve,

Are you restoring to the same host as the files were saved from?  Reason I ask 
is that VXFS has a largefiles option that needs
to be set to yes when making the filesystem.  If this is not enabled then files 
2GB and greater will not be created.  You can check the filesystem properties 
by running mkfs with the -N option.  See man page for details.

Regards,

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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Maher [mailto:steve AT MARZCONSULTING DOT COM]
Sent: 30 June 2003 14:59
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] file too large for client file system


All,

I have an E10k domain runing Solaris 2.6 with Legato 5.5.5 build 350. The
Solaris domain has been patched fully. I am trying to recover
approximately 100G of data that consists of large files, approximately 2-3
G for each file. When I try and recover the files I get "file too large
for client file system". The file system is VXFS via Veritas using disks
in a T3 storage array. The filesystem has plenty of space, it is 200 G and
is at 2% used. Anybody ever come across this ?

Steve

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