more than 20 GBytes of OrdInt?

Posted by Coen de Graaf on November 12, 2002 at 10:26:23:

Is there any possibility to get more than 20 GBytes of OrdInt on 32 bits machines with Linux? With the present file size limit of 2 GB (although I have been told that this limit no longer exists in the newer versions of Linux) and the maximum of 10 OrdInt files, the limit is now 20 GBytes, although Seward crashes already around 18 GBytes, why??. This limit is becoming rather small as disk space is so cheap nowadays and direct multiconfigurational methods are not available in the code.
-Is the limit of 18 GBytes intrinsic to the code?
-Is Molcas prepared for files larger than 2 GByte on 32 bits machines?
-Can the limit of 10 OrdInt files be extended?

Thanks for any help and/or suggestions!
Coen

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: Is there any possibility to get more than 20 GBytes of OrdInt on 32 bits machines with Linux? With the present file size limit of 2 GB (although I have been told that this limit no longer exists in the newer versions of Linux) and the maximum of 10 OrdInt files, the limit is now 20 GBytes, although Seward crashes already around 18 GBytes, why??. This limit is becoming rather small as disk space is so cheap nowadays and direct multiconfigurational methods are not available in the code. : -Is the limit of 18 GBytes intrinsic to the code? : -Is Molcas prepared for files larger than 2 GByte on 32 bits machines? : -Can the limit of 10 OrdInt files be extended? : Thanks for any help and/or suggestions! : Coen