21 Oct
2022
21 Oct
'22
3:48 p.m.
Hi all!
I compiled tde 14.0.12 on 32 bit slackware (mostly 15.0, but actually
upgraded from much earlier versions) via Ray-V Slackbuilds and desktop
works ok.
But today I tried to copy 4.3 gb file from my home dir open in one
konqueror tab into media/sdc1 (newly inserted usb flash drive) open in
another tab, by selecting two files, and then selecting 'copy' from their
context menu, and then switching tab and pasting files there.
I was surprized to see error on bigger file, one with 4.3 GB in size, while
smaller file (2GB) copied ok. I copied bigger file with mc ok.
I wonder if this behaviour just comes from miscompilation (missing
LARGEFILE_SOURCE ? ) or issue might be deeper ?
21 Oct
21 Oct
4:01 p.m.
unless you've reformatted your usb drive, the limitation might be in it.
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On Fri, Oct 21, 2022 at 11:48 AM, Andrew Randrianasulu <randrianasulu(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi all!
I compiled tde 14.0.12 on 32 bit slackware (mostly 15.0, but actually upgraded from much
earlier versions) via Ray-V Slackbuilds and desktop works ok.
But today I tried to copy 4.3 gb file from my home dir open in one konqueror tab into
media/sdc1 (newly inserted usb flash drive) open in another tab, by selecting two files,
and then selecting 'copy' from their context menu, and then switching tab and
pasting files there.
I was surprized to see error on bigger file, one with 4.3 GB in size, while smaller file
(2GB) copied ok. I copied bigger file with mc ok.
I wonder if this behaviour just comes from miscompilation (missing LARGEFILE_SOURCE ? )
or issue might be deeper ?
4:15 p.m.
пт, 21 окт. 2022 г., 18:48 Andrew Randrianasulu <randrianasulu(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi all!
I compiled tde 14.0.12 on 32 bit slackware (mostly 15.0, but actually
upgraded from much earlier versions) via Ray-V Slackbuilds and desktop
works ok.
But today I tried to copy 4.3 gb file from my home dir open in one
konqueror tab into media/sdc1 (newly inserted usb flash drive) open in
another tab, by selecting two files, and then selecting 'copy' from their
context menu, and then switching tab and pasting files there.
I was surprized to see error on bigger file, one with 4.3 GB in size,
while smaller file (2GB) copied ok. I copied bigger file with mc ok.
ooops, mc also errored out saying file too big (because ventoy created
fat32 vol without any option to change this...). Still a bit more
informative error than konqueror give me. Also, option to delete incomplete
file in such case will be nice ....
I manually (via gparted) formatted second partition on this drive as ntfs
and .... konqueror said my pmount does not have 'p' option!
guest@slax:~$ pmount -V
pmount from util-linux 2.37.3 (libmount 2.37.3: btrfs, mtab, namespaces,
assert, debug)
manually mounted with ntfs3 kernel driver from 5.19.8
sorry for one wrong bugreport, but pmount bug might be real after all?
I wonder if this behaviour just comes from
miscompilation (missing
LARGEFILE_SOURCE ? ) or issue might be deeper ?
5:23 p.m.
On Fri, 21 Oct 2022 19:15:19 +0300
Andrew Randrianasulu <randrianasulu(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I manually (via gparted) formatted second partition on
this drive as ntfs
and .... konqueror said my pmount does not have 'p' option!
guest@slax:~$ pmount -V
pmount from util-linux 2.37.3 (libmount 2.37.3: btrfs, mtab, namespaces,
assert, debug)
manually mounted with ntfs3 kernel driver from 5.19.8
sorry for one wrong bugreport, but pmount bug might be real after all?
Is the volume encrypted? pmount's -p option's long form is --passphrase .
If there's no encryption present, I'd bet on the issue being with the
combination of pmount and ntfs. In-kernel ntfs support was near-useless
prior to 5.15, and as far as I can determine, pmount development is
dead (I can't find a source repository, and Gentoo is still shipping the same
base version it was ten years ago with a few patches overtop), so it may
never have caught up with the in-kernel changes.
If you need this drive readable on a Windows system, try formatting it
in exfat (check your pmount to make sure it's been patched for exfat first).
Otherwise, just format in the ext# of your choice.
E. Liddell
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