[Nauty-list] Shortging large files
Bulutoglu Dursun A Civ AFIT/ENC
Dursun.Bulutoglu at afit.edu
Mon Jul 28 22:38:01 EST 2008
I have a file in the called temp.s6 which takes up 2.0G of disk space.
I run the below command to shortg it and I get the response below.
/home/afiten3/fac/dbulutog/nauty24b7/shortg -T/work/srtdump -vu <temp.s6
>A shortg -vuT/work/srtdump
>E readg: missing newline
>E gtools: Illegal seek
I was wondering how I can shortg a file that takes up more than 2.0G
of disk space.
Thanks in advance.
Dursun.
PS: I have more than enough disk space in the srtdump directory where
the sort utility of linux is being used.
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