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annoyance]
I saw in one place that the GNU/MACH could handle > 10gig file
partitioon.
No, it can handle >10Gb _disks_. And the name of GNU Mach is... GNU
Mach. ;)
However on the Debian site I see
Hurd Partitions
The GNU/Hurd does not support partition sizes greater than about
2 Gb.
Correct.
However, several partitions can be created during the installation
process. The Hurd also uses extensions to the ext2 file system, the
call is "mke2fs -o hurd /dev/*". The installation CDs use this when
creating Hurd partitions.
Which is what I was used too from times past. Can you clarify this
please ?
Hopefully somethings were clafified, but I am sure what you wanted to
have clarified with the "mke2fs -o hurd /dev/FOO" issue.
Hello to all GNU/HURD developers. I have been out of the loop for a
long time since my move between the UK -> Norway and back to
Houston. I now will get to start messing about with the HURD again.
Hurray! Though the Hurd is spelt as "the Hurd", see FAQ[0] for
details.
[0]: http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/faq.en.html#q1-2
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