Ion Badulescu wrote:
> Yes, there are millions of 32-bit systems in use today. They do their job
> just fine with the 32-bit device support we have right now. Do you really
> want to penalize them *all* for the sake of the few idiotic sysadmins who
> want multi-TB storage on their 32-bit system?
---
Are you being deliberately misleading or do you just not read?
No one is suggesting penalizing *anyone*. What was suggested
was a compile time option so sites could choose based on their
needs. Creating some strawman that this penalizes some section
of users is just plain disingenuous or an indication of an inability
to read.
Like by your logic we should eliminate SMP because it
will slow down non-SMP users who are "penalize" for having to use
it. This line of reasoning is severly flawed.
-l
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