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> > > Hello all,
> > > 	Is freebsd 3.1-stable for alpha support any file system that
> > > larger than 2GB? I'm not familiar with freebsd, I know that earlier
> > > version of solaris (2.5.1) have this problem.
> > 
> > There should be no issues with large filesystems at all; I briefly ran 
> > a 40GB system on FreeBSD-alpha around christmas time.
> 
> I think Matt Jacob has tested it with 120G filesystems, possibly larger.

Not for FreeBSD-alpha (yet). I've gone up to 30GB for FreeBSD-alpha.




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