On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that HFS hard disks, when formatted, adjust their cluster
(*) sizes so
that there are not more than 2^16 clusters in the partition: so,
for instance, a
40Mb partition has 1K clusters, and a 500Mb partition has 8K clusters.
What
How big a drive do you want to use? Im not quite sure but i dont think
theres much of a limit. You could probably put in a 9GB. Is that big enough?
chris P
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a 9gig should work. I have a beatiful 9.1gig 50pin scsi drive that I
could sell, just email me off list (the quad is no longer working but
the drive is just so cool that I kept it). I would part with it quite
cheap but I warn that it is a full height 5-1/4 hard drive not one of
those dinky
