Hi all,
Today after many many years of not using FreeBSD (used Linux everywhere) I installed FreeBSD on my desktop again.
Trying to grab my data (1.8TB) from Linux XFS partitioned drive and moving it to a 2TB freebsd-ufs drive.
During cp or rsync I am getting "Cannot allocate memory" during copy and it wont copy all data, only 100GB or something and then it just stops copying.
Using FreeBSD 12.1-RELEASE-p1 amd64. 8GB ram.
Installed fuse via pkg.
Mounted XFS partitioned drive like this:
lklfuse -o type=xfs /dev/ada2p1 /mnt
I can access all the data on the drive, but copying it all gives lots of errors.
Anybody have a clue how I can fix the "Cannot allocate memory" errors?
Today after many many years of not using FreeBSD (used Linux everywhere) I installed FreeBSD on my desktop again.
Trying to grab my data (1.8TB) from Linux XFS partitioned drive and moving it to a 2TB freebsd-ufs drive.
During cp or rsync I am getting "Cannot allocate memory" during copy and it wont copy all data, only 100GB or something and then it just stops copying.
Using FreeBSD 12.1-RELEASE-p1 amd64. 8GB ram.
Installed fuse via pkg.
Mounted XFS partitioned drive like this:
lklfuse -o type=xfs /dev/ada2p1 /mnt
I can access all the data on the drive, but copying it all gives lots of errors.
Anybody have a clue how I can fix the "Cannot allocate memory" errors?