nagar@netcom.COM (Nagar) (06/22/91)
Is there a 14 character filename length limit on SCO UNIX and number of max. files on filesystem is 2**16 -1? What is the size of superblock on SCO Unix? I got some puzzling answers from a hiring manager whose department supports SCO UNIX!
timr@sco.COM (Tim Ruckle) (06/28/91)
In article <1991Jun22.061452.8174@netcom.COM> nagar@netcom.COM (Nagar) writes: } } Is there a 14 character filename length limit on SCO UNIX... Currently, yes. } and number of max. files on filesystem is 2**16 -1? There is a maximum number (65500) of inodes, which include files, directories, and device nodes. If a number is not specified when creating the filesystem, the mkfs program will default to approximately the number of logical blocks divided by 4. } What is the size of superblock on SCO Unix? The super-block occupies block one (a 512-byte physical disk block) of the device. -timr -- Usenet: !{uunet,ucbvax!ucscc,decvax!microsof}!sco!timr, ...!mcsun!ukc!scol!timr Internet: [MX handlers] timr@sco.COM [others] timr%sco.COM@ucscc.UCSC.EDU USPS: The Santa Cruz Operation, 400 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95061-1900 PSDN: [voice] (408) 425-7222 [fax] (408) 458-4227 [twx] 910-598-4510 SCO SACZ