Dear GRASS users:
I am using GRASS 6.1 on FedoraCore 5 Linux.
I need to handle lots of maps. Now my maps count more than
32000. Because my current file system (ext3) cannot store
more than 32000 links in an i-node, my "PERMANENT" mapset
is getting overflow.
I know some file systems such as Reiser do not have such a
limit, and I know it is a good option which I may need to
choose, but could you please tell me any other options?
For example, if I can handle several mapsets at a time
(not only PERMANENT and one user-mapset), it will be easy.
Do you know any ways to handle several mapsets ( such as 10
or 20 mapsets) at a time?
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Kenlo Nishida
Institute of Agricultural and Forest Engineering
University of Tsukuba, Japan 305-8572
Dear GRASS users,
The trouble was resolved just by
g.mapsets
Thank you.
On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 09:43:41 +0900
"NISHIDA, Kenlo" <kenlo@sakura.cc.tsukuba.ac.jp> wrote:
Dear GRASS users:
I am using GRASS 6.1 on FedoraCore 5 Linux.
I need to handle lots of maps. Now my maps count more than
32000. Because my current file system (ext3) cannot store
more than 32000 links in an i-node, my "PERMANENT" mapset
is getting overflow.
I know some file systems such as Reiser do not have such a
limit, and I know it is a good option which I may need to
choose, but could you please tell me any other options?
For example, if I can handle several mapsets at a time
(not only PERMANENT and one user-mapset), it will be easy.
Do you know any ways to handle several mapsets ( such as 10
or 20 mapsets) at a time?
---------------------
Kenlo Nishida
Institute of Agricultural and Forest Engineering
University of Tsukuba, Japan 305-8572
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Kenlo Nishida
Institute of Agricultural and Forest Engineering
University of Tsukuba, Japan 305-8572
kenlo@sakura.cc.tsukuba.ac.jp