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Subject: df/nfs anomoly
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Hello,

I have some NetApps mounted up via NFS on our FreeBSD 4.7 machines. I added
another disk to one of the volumes on NetApps (need the I/O rather than space)
and I find that the size returned by df has wrapped:

netapp5:/vol/vol3 -1019785316 519424028 608274304   -51%    /foo
netapp7:/vol/vol3  1071313416 497031824 574281592    46%    /bar

I can't see any functionality is affected by this, but I thought that NFS in
FreeBSD was using 64 bit sizes already, so I guess this is a limitation in df?

Help/useful comments welcome.


Note the REMOVE in the email address.


Cheers,
John.