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Nearline is intended for use with relatively large files and should not be used for large numbers of small files.  In fact, files smaller than a certain threshold size may not be moved to tape at all.  Files smaller than ~200MB should be combined into archive files (''tarballs'') using [[Archiving and compressing files|tar]] or a similar tool.
Nearline is intended for use with relatively large files and should not be used for a large number of small files.  In fact, files smaller than a certain threshold size may not be moved to tape at all.  Files smaller than ~200MB should be combined into archive files (''tarballs'') using [[Archiving and compressing files|tar]] or a similar tool.


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In usage modes 1 and 2, your HPSS files can be found in the $ARCHIVE directory, which is like '$PROJECT' but with '/project' replaced by '/archive'.  
In usage modes 1 and 2, your HPSS files can be found in the $ARCHIVE directory, which is like '$PROJECT' but with '/project' replaced by '/archive'.  
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