[vdr] Re: Max. Filesize

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Subject: [vdr] Re: Max. Filesize
From: Boris Lenzinger <boris.lenzinger@castify.net>
Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 16:11:44 +0200
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Patrick Cernko wrote:

Boris Lenzinger wrote:
My answer was not very clear...so I redo it...sorry
On FAT32, the max file size is 2G.
Sorry, but FAT32 is in fact capable to handle files larger than 2GB (just test it under WinXP). Only the linux filesystem driver is not capable!

CU

You're rigth. I made a mistake of multiplication by 2 ;)
In fact, limit is at 4G on a fat32 partition. Sorry for the confusion.

References:
- [vdr] Max. Filesize
  - From: Biglui <biglui@fbe.hs-bremen.de>
- [vdr] Re: Max. Filesize
  - From: Boris Lenzinger <boris.lenzinger@castify.net>
- [vdr] Re: Max. Filesize
  - From: Patrick Cernko <errror@errror.org>

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