Re: [IMail Forum] NTFS Limitation

[Vaughn Thurman]

Using sheer determination you can get 4 GB NTFS on the system partition during a manual install and if you push really hard you can get 8 GB on your system partition during an unattended install (using the "extend OEM partition" option).  But still you can make really big partitions on your non-system-drives with NTFS, so that is where you should install IMAIL.  You can move an install that has already been done (article in the knowledge base) or if you have not done it yet than just put it on your D: drive to start with.  More fun less headaches etc.  I like D:\IMAIL where d:\ is your big big HD. -V ----- Original Message ----- From: Raymond Dy To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 4:53 AM Subject: [IMail Forum] NTFS Limitation Hi! this is kindda off this forum but I want to know if someone is using Imail for more than 1000 users.  I was thinking of putting a free web based email site.  But I am aware of the limitation of NTFS file format to 2GB only per partition.  What will happen if my harddisk gets full?  Will the emails bounce back to the sender? or will it automatically use my next drive D: for extra space.   Raymond --------------- ::::c a v i t e [dot] c o m::::