David Cantrell wrote:
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> On Tue, 19 Jan 2010, Eric Sandeen wrote:
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>> Anyway if Anaconda wants to be more correct, it'd be something like:
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>> _maxSize = min((2^bits_per_long * page_size), fs_max_size)
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>> Does that sound doable?
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> Sounds reasonable. There's probably a better way to do this, but here's
> something:
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> import resource
> import struct
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> bitsPerLong = struct.Struct("l").size * 8
> fsMaxSize = ???
> _maxSize = min((2^bitsPerLong * resource.getpagesize()), fsMaxSize)
Only issue here is that I _think_ _maxSize was in kilobytes before, right?
And here you're comparing with bytes.
Anyway if you want to update xfs, the 64-bit-box max is 8E-1 ;)
I don't think we'll support anything over 100T but I don't think it's
Anaconda's job to enforce that.
-Eric
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