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Want to test my 4mb dsl -- can't find large files lol
If I post a 20M file Powerboost will run it @ 1.5M It then cuts down to 768k. If I wait 5 minutes and do it again Powerboost is again @1.5M. Can anyone get it to work after a 30 second time-out? I am posting large files. Thanks Any real hardcore downloaders & uploaders will find **NO** use or advantage for

Suffixes
One can view the cbs.log in WINDOWS\logs\CBS and, *hopefully*, find out which system file is the culprit. Be aware that this log can be very large. </quote> So now we know what CBS stands for. What documentation is available for it? Hopefully wherever CBS logs are discussed in general it will be likely that its

I need to find large files
I now have a file that is roughly 50GB hiding somewhere on my OSX drive, but I can't find it. I know it is there because the total disk space dropped from 100GB to 40GB. I know the name has "Backup Set A" as at least part of it. Sherlock does not show it when searching for large files, nor does it show when I

Big Media Comes Under Scrutiny, Hardball Games
It often pays to put very large files on the network: those nice expensive 10000 rpm SCSI drives on the network file server really pay off when you are When you do this you may find that the document suddenly explodes with unresolved changes. Many users turn off the DISPLAY of tracked changes when they no

DOS based file spliter
Raj winterchild_nO_s...@sympatico.ca linux redhat Hi My /home directory is getting rather full - I need to find files that I can delete to free up some space quickly. I can go into each directory and do an ls to find large files, but I was wondering if there was a quick way to list large files (say > 10M) under a

Anyone know how long B4 Powerboost resets??
Thank again Others have suggested that you use the familiar $ DIRECTORY /SELECT=SIZE=MINIMUM=n command, but that can be quite slow if you're trying to locate the really large files on the whole disk which may contain thousands of files. The quick way is to get the fabulous DFU (Disk and File Utility) package from

Finding Large Files (Help!)
... I'm not sure if this has been an ongoing problem with Cake, or whether this has been introduced with beta, but I am having a problem with slow rendering when using large view files. I'm pretty sure I'm not the first person to have this performance hit but I can't find any reference on google groups. Thanks.

How do I find large files ?
Since the only way to post large files to these groups will result in repetitive and similar messages, is it really a violation to post binaries to alt.binaries.multimedia or alt I disapprove of "No-Archive" posters too strongly to give you info on how to make it work - you will have to find out for yourself.

Conversion to RAID 5
However, when I attempt to save a complex and large file as a web page, Word crashes with CPU usage at 100% (this file is over 6 mg utilizing TOC, outline numbering, customer properties, cross-references, etc.). When I tried to use a smaller file as a test, I couldn't find the graphic files.

Background Hard Disk Activity
... needed for large files... no checking for _FILE_OFFSET_BITS value needed for large files... no checking for _LARGE_FILES value needed for large files... no checking (cached) /usr/X11R6/lib checking where to find the Xm header files... (cached) /usr/X11R6/include checking Xm/XmAll.h usability... yes checking

Is it considered spamming to post large files to binary ...
Unable to find the relevant files in the current working directory, it would generate an error. Thus to allow the search to focus back on the application This probably isn'ta good choice for a really large file for memory consumption issues, but for a small file, will make the process faster with less code.

Comparing large files under linux to find duplicates
Find text: "begin:*end:" Or, you could search for the "begin" tag, extend your selection and then find the "end" tag. Have a few large files that contains hundreds of 'articles'. I need to seperate the articles into individual files, so I need a macro that copies a certain segment of text and paste that into a

how do i find big files in a hard disk
Generally, you won't find intentional fakes very often on Usenet... accidents, such as "OOPS! I mislabeled Bob Seger as Frank Sinatra", yes! But rest assured someone will always post/flame if there's something amiss with the file. Usenet is also great for ISO's and large files, as long as you have a decent

geting some file stat
You might find it illuminating to read this random extract from the HPUX 10.20 man pages: ... I don't see any reason to believe that fgetpos buys us anything but notational inconvenience. It certainly doesn't buy large file support, at least not without the same behind-the-scenes redefinitions needed for

Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants
Here is a more performant version for large files that uses a sharing FileStream. I've also included an updated version of the ReadToEnd method. You can easily add some timing code in and create a rather large file that demonstrates the first method being faster and more memory efficient. using System; using System

How to send large files over Internet
The new search protocols are aimed to find rare files and not to find all files in the networks. Also, find a copy of a file usually enable to find additional copies of the same file (often 5 or 10 x). Another problem with doing a good job of distributing the load across the network is that it removes incentive for

sco-list: Locating large files
Otherwise, convert it and find another way to include it. I can do plain ASCII. Not a challenge. Good. I asked for a reasonable way to balance what should .... The Internet was designed specifically with conservation of resources in mind. ftp, the method to use to transfer large files, was among the original TCPs

Big files
Still, play around with Find, carefully-- look for large files (System.dat, User.dat, & Win386.swp are fine), look for files written every day, especially .txt & .log. Now, careful with SpyBot. One thing-- TURN OFF IT'S LOGS!-- hit Settings, Settings & look for them. Maybe it's been fixed by now, but I was sure

FAT32 limit on Mackie SDR?
Thanks, stanton I would be very surprised indeed if such a big file could be opened without huge delays. What could possibly make such a huge file, layers and layers I have a 200GB (1/4 full of real material, a 60 GB a 33GB (none full) all inside my QS and it cannot find the room to do even a change to 30000px.

How do I stop shell removing quotes
It also only give the files that are exactly 100MB big. Try: find / -size +5000 -exec l -d {} \; which will give a directory listing of everything over 10MB. I'm sure others may also point out that find uses 512 byte blocks (OSR5.x) and that 5000 * 512 = 2.5mb and that 20000 * 512 = 10mb, (Depending on if you