> Yep, it is standard and Apple did it on purpose. Drives never showed
> their full size, it was spose to be a security thing I am told. I don't
> know a lot about why but it is purposeful.
>
> David
>
> I hear that Appleshare has a 2GB limitation. You can access all files,
> but can't send more than 2GB at once. I know this first hand.
>
> Paul
> Some versions of AppleShare (possibly ASIP) use a signed 32 bit value so
> they do show up to 4Gb.[...]
> --
> Clark Martin
Thanks guys, for the info. I take that the version of (peer-to-peer)
AppleShare in 8.6 isn't that advanced! What do I have to do to make the
problem go away? Upgrade to OS X? 8-0
--
Over,
Jutso
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