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Old 10-27-2003, 04:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Any way to help NFS see through 2GB boundary?

Whenever I map a network drive from dos, it sees that the drive has 2GB available (even though it has a lot more than that).

When I go to create a ghost image from there, it splits the files at every 2GB. Is there a way to make dos see the true free space of the drive, and not split the images?
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Not AFAIK but I would like to prevent the same 2gig break for Ghost images. I hope someone knows an easy way.
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Old 10-28-2003, 01:18 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Does anyone know, then, how to make ghost automatically create/access the next file.
I hate to press 'ok' every time it wants the next file when it's right there.
(I currently have a 20GB image file, err, 11x2GB spanned image).
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use the -auto switch or otherwise choose it in the options before ghosting
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