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Filesystem limits
 2005, QNX Software Systems
Filesystem size
Depends on the FAT format:
¯ for FAT12, it’s 4084 clusters (largest cluster is
32K hence 128M)
¯ for FAT16, it’s 65524 clusters (thus 2G)
¯ for FAT32 you get access to 268435444 clusters
(which is 8T)
Limited by the disk driver and io-blk.
Disk size
These filesystems don’t really support permissions, but they can
emulate them.
CD-ROM (ISO9660) filesystem
The limits for CD-ROM (ISO9660) filesystems include:
Filename length
32 bytes for basic ISO9660, 128 for Joliet, 255 for
Rockridge.
Pathname length
1024 bytes.
Disk size
This filesystem also uses a 32-bit (2G − 1) format. We
don’t allow the creation of anything via fs-cd.so; it’s
read-only. Any limits would be imposed by the tools
used to make the image (which hopefully would be a
subset of ISO9660). Disk size is also limited by the disk
driver and io-blk.
NFS2 and NFS3 filesystem
The limits for NFS2 and NFS3 filesystems include:
Filename length
255 bytes.
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Chapter 21 ¯ Understanding System Limits
October 6, 2005