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The problem with operation of IMA of images of HDD is more than 2GB - Beavius - 2015-04-22 06:54 Im create HDD image from physical hdd 3,5 GB. On this hdd one boot partition 3.5GB, FAT32 and installing DOS(from win98). On this partition there is a lot of different files, the total size of all files is more than 2 GB. Im Boot from an HTTP target: samboot http://192.168.0.1/disk.ima Perfectly booting DOS, everything works, very thanks to the author of ipxe Files which are located on a disk less than 2GB physical hdd addres(lba) - read perfectly. But there is one problem: The file which data are above to boundary of address space of HDD more 2GB, reads not correctly. I have an assumption that somewhere in the IPXE program - addressing restriction is put (2GB maximum). Please check the IPXE program and correct an error. If additional clarification is necessary, I am ready to a discussion. Thanks. RE: The problem with operation of IMA of images of HDD is more than 2GB - robinsmidsrod - 2016-10-07 09:25 Most DOS software are not able to address above 2GB because of the 32-bit boundary and some FAT limits (I can't recall the exact details). You most likely need to mount multiple disks to make it work or use iSCSI/AoE instead of HTTP sanboot. |