Re: On the 16TiB max file size limit (not filesystem limit)

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On Sun 18-08-13 23:00:29, Spelic wrote:
> Dear ext4 developers
> are there any plans to overcome the 16TiB maximum file size limit for ext4?
> 
> Now that resize works across 16TiB boundary, many people could be
> interested in using ext4 as a slower but safer alternative to a
> distributed filesystem for large storages. However 16TiB filesize
> limit might be a problem if one wants to do big virtualization or
> anyway somehow nesting storage systems one into the other. Is the
> limit hard to fix?
  It would mean an incompatible on disk format change in the format of
extent. So it's doable but definitely not trivial.

								Honza
-- 
Jan Kara <jack@xxxxxxx>
SUSE Labs, CR
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