Hi there!
We use TSM 5.4 on a windows Server 2003, together with a tape library and an external storage device. On the latter one, I want to create a volume with a capacity of 2000 GiB:
This results in an error from TSM:
The file size limit on NTFS should be something around 16 TiB since Windows XP, also the created file has the size of 2147483648000 Bytes, which are exactly 2048000 MiB aka 2000 GiB.
Does TSM use an internal file size limit? Or what may be the problem here?
Thanks in advance
J. Adams
We use TSM 5.4 on a windows Server 2003, together with a tape library and an external storage device. On the latter one, I want to create a volume with a capacity of 2000 GiB:
Code:
DEFINE STGPOOL MY_POOL DISK
DEFINE VOLUME MY_POOL F:\DISK.IMG FORMATSIZE=2048000
Code:
ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: DEFINE VOLUME MY_POOL F:\DISK.IMG FORMATSIZE=2048000 (SESSION: 12810)
ANR0984I Process 10 for DEFINE VOLUME started in the BACKGROUND at 11:51:11. (SESSION: 12810, PROCESS: 10)
ANR2491I Volume Creation Process starting for F:\DISK.IMG, Process Id 10. (SESSION: 12810, PROCESS: 10)
ANR4945E DEFINE VOLUME:The volume named F:\DISK.IMG is larger than is allowed for a volume on your system. (SESSION: 12810, PROCESS: 10)
ANR0986I Process 10 for DEFINE VOLUME running in the BACKGROUND processed 1 items for a total of 2,147,483,648,000 bytes with a completion state of FAILURE at 11:51:11. (SESSION: 12810, PROCESS: 10)
Does TSM use an internal file size limit? Or what may be the problem here?
Thanks in advance
J. Adams