David_Oswald@prenhall.com: > THE QUESTION - How big can a Debian ( and/or slakware) filesystem be?? The ext2 filesystem can be at least 2 terabytes, with files up to at least 2 gigabytes. Other filesystems Linux support have lower limits. > - AND is that size limitation consistent with nfs mount > points? Don't know, sorry. > - are there any nfs howtos that would be helpful to pick > through? There is the NET-2-HOWTO, but don't forget the Network Administrators' Guide. I think O'Reilly & Associates has a book on NFS, which is probably good (ORA books tend to be better than average, even if not great). > AIX 3.2.5 can mount a file system of _ONLY_ 2 gig !!! Hah! Linux 0.01 can only mount a filesystem of 64 megabytes! -- Rural sizes win <liw@iki.fi> <http://www.iki.fi/liw/> Please don't Cc: me when replying to my message on a mailing list.
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