On Mon, 24 Aug 2009, Rex Lam wrote:

>Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:19:07 -0400 (EDT)
>From: Rex Lam <community-noreply@qnx.com>
>Reply-To: post36588@community.qnx.com
>To: general-community <post36588@community.qnx.com>
>Subject: Large file support on qnx6 fs
>
> I am trying to test large file support (greater than 2GB) on QNX 6.4.1.
> FIrst, I found that CIFS doesn't support large files so I couldn't copy the
> file over to my qnx6 target.  So I zipped up the large file and copied it
> over.  Then I use unzip to attempt to unzip the large file onto the qnx6
> target.  It failed after it had extracted 2GB of the file, and gave this
> error message:
>
> Write error (disk full?). Continue? (y/n)?
>
> If you press ‘y’, it exits right away by reporting a CRC error.  Do
> these utilities support large files?  Are there any other utilities that will
> also have problems with large files?

I think I had used ftp from windows to push a 4G iso image over to a 6.4.1. 
target running with the qnx6 filesystem. I was successfully able to access
the ISO file on the other side.

I think there is also a method to format usb keys with NTFS under windows
which would/should allow you to then mount them on the qnx target as well
to copy the file off the target, but I'm not sure of the the steps required
on windows to enable that (all keys for me default to initializing with fat32)

A quick google search on NTFS format USB key seems to turn up some hits
that should get you going in the right direction.

Hope this helps.

Peter

>
> Here is my unzip version:
> # use -i /Development/unzip
> NAME=unzip
> DESCRIPTION=InfoZIP dearchiver
> DATE=2009/05/20-17:14:32-EDT
> STATE=stable
> HOST=cctrunk
> USER=builder
> TAGID=166
> VERSION=6.4.1
>
> The fs-cifs version:
> # use -i fs-cifs
> NAME=fs-cifs
> DESCRIPTION=Common Internet FileSystem (A.K.A. SMB) client
> DATE=2009/05/20-17:18:04-EDT
> STATE=stable
> HOST=cctrunk
> USER=builder
> VERSION=6.4.1
> TAGID=166
>
> Rex
>
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Thanks,

Peter