:> >
:> > Physical block numbers are 512-byte sized, with a range of 2^32
:> > in -stable. This also winds up being 2TB. So increasing the fragment
:> > size does not help in -stable.
:>
:> It's a proven fact that there is a 1T limit somewhere which was
:> explained with physical block numbers beeing signed.
:
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:B.Walter COSMO-Project http://www.cosmo-project.de
fsck and newfs would be unhappy with a 2TB sized filesystem (in stable),
at least one with 512 byte sectors, due to internal math overflows but
I think that's the only 1TB vs 2TB issue.
-Matt
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