On 27-Feb-12, at 9:55 AM, Rolf Eike Beer wrote:
Recent kernels (>3.x) fail when writing to ext4 filesystems with the
message "file too large". The critical size is 28672 byte (7*2^12).
This
has been traced down to ext4_max_size() by Tobias Ulmer, which looks
like
this:
Fixed in GCC source trees (> 4.4). Problem was incorrect shift caused
by truncation to int.
The following instruction was incorrect:
50: d7 9f 12 1d depdi,z,* -1,sar,3,ret0
The length operand was incorrectly calculated.
Dave
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