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unable to compress large files #45
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Yes, large file support was not properly working with 1.0.2. Please try current HEAD, that should work. See #26. |
@vasi What is your opinion on releasing 1.0.3 (or possibly 1.1.0 due to the larger autotools changes) to include that fix in a release? |
I agree a release would be helpful. Ship early and often! (^_^) |
Sounds good! |
@ZeroChaos- please report back whether or not the new release solves this problem. |
Good question #47 |
looks like defaults work, but -9 doesn't here is what strace looks like, let me know what other debugging you would like.
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@ZeroChaos- I just edited your previous comment to surround your command line and output with triple backticks. This is GitHub Markdown syntax to display the surrounded text in a fixed-width font, which makes the output text a lot easier to read, IMO. |
thanks @wookietreiber |
additional interesting side note (possibly meaningless) -e produced a file the same size as the defaults. it did take 20% longer though, so I don't think -e was ignored (but it is possible) |
I get this (from strace) when I try to compress a 4GB file on arm using pixz 1.0.2:
open("stockchroot-pwnphone-moto.img", O_RDONLY) = -1 EOVERFLOW (Value too large for defined data type)
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