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From: Will Macdonald <will.macdonald@telus.com>
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I am looking for a UNIX operating system whose filesize is not limited
to 4GB.  I want to be able to tar a 5GB (single MPEG2 movie file) to a
SCSI DLT (Digital Linear Tape).  Linux fails the test.

Does FreeBSD support filesizes that exceed 4GB?