Right smbfs has a 2GB limits, you can use cifs but you need to change
your mount options.
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Ahhh, I remember what the situation was, it was an ext3 filesystem
mounted via Samba from a Linux fileserver. So, is it smbfs that doesn't
support large files then?
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I believe that these dumps were being done to either and ext3 fs, or and
xfs fs, but I'm not certain which. I assumed both had large file
support, so I didn't think about it.
I'll attempt to recreate the problem on both filesystems here, and see
what happens.
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works for me on dapper i386 and amd64. do you try to dump to a
filesystem which doesn't support large files?
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