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From: William Kreuter <billyk@u.washington.edu>
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Have any experimental filesystems supporting >2 gb files been released yet?
Are they reasonably safe to use?  Can anyone send me a URL for something?  I
don't see any howto for this.

William Kreuter, Senior Computer Specialist, University of Washington
Ctr. for Cost & Outcomes Research, 146 N. Canal St. #300, Seattle, WA 98103
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