From: shane.larkin@vodafone.ie
Date: Mon Jul 01 2002 - 10:34:27 EDT
Many thanks to all who replied especially to Jan Mark Holtzer and Bob
Harris
Solution was a modified df binary from Jan Mark and some other workarounds
from Bob ( see below )
You could upgrade to a v5.* release. In v5.0, a new statfs()
system call was introduced that used 64 bit values to return
file system size information. And the df utility uses the new
statfs(). See the v5.0 release notes for more information.
<http://www.tru64unix.compaq.com/docs/pub_page/V50_DOCS.HTM>
o You could apply Fileset quotas using the chfsets -b option.
This will cause the statfs() system call to return the fileset
quota maximum limit for the size of the mounted file system
instead of the total domain size. Of course, this would _ONLY_
work if neither the #usr nor #dat filesets needed to use more
than a terabyte of storage. If either of those filesets needed
more than a terabyte of storage, you could not use fileset
quotas.
Shane Larkin
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