According to Khimenko Victor:
> As far as I am know this is NOT ONLY ext2 filesystem problem. Really
> it's more deep problem. It's not kernel only problem even. On i386,
> for example, you have lseek call with long (31bit on i386!)
> parameter and bunch of other calls which will prevent from working
> with files > 2Gig.
Look again: There is already an llseek call, and the kernel keeps
track of current position with a "long long".
There are memory mapping issues when exceeding 2G, but that's a
separate issue.
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