what's the Max. volume size of one single file on linux ext4? [closed]

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If I have a 32 bits linux system and the filesystem is ext4, what's the Max. volume size of one single file which I want to storage into the ext4 ? And how to calculate the file size ?

As we know , the android use the linux kernel , so how about on the android?

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The answers to all of your questions are on the Ext4 wikipedia page. Specifically:

Max. file size: 16 TiB (for 4k block filesystem)

A quick google search seems to indicate that Android uses ext4 as well. I don't know any details - maybe somebody will come along with more specific information.