@lea @lunch I mean, I could understand if for #FAT32 they'd set it to just below 2GiB per file since that's it's maximum.
So yes, we should refuse to accomondate FAT32 or any other legacy filesystem of that matter because even #ext2 supports 16GiB file size at the bare minimum...
As I'm confident that 2012 low-end CPU didn't even have hardware-acceleration, and #hashing on #BitTorrent is solely done to prevent bitflips and enshure it's complete as malicious attacks like #HashCollisions on a torrent are rare and would likely fail due to exceeding the file size as per metadata...
Wow. #ext2 has been marked as deprecated
Wir kommen der Lösung des Jahr-2038-Problems näher....ein kleines Stück #Y2k38 #y2038 #2038Problem #Linux #ext2
https://beoz.ch/ext2-dateisystem-wegen-2038-problem-auf-deprecated-gesetzt/
Ein guter alter Bekannter geht in Rente: Das Dateisystem #Ext2 wird im nächsten #Kernel #Linux 6.9 als "deprecated" markiert, weil es das Jahr-2038-Problem hat:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=b960e8093e7a57de98724931d17b2fa86ff1105f
Wer noch Ext2 nutzt, sollte also auf wenigstens Ext3 oder besser Ext4 umsteigen:
https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/UpgradeToExt4