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Howdy,

I am considering buying a 45G hard drive as a secondary drive in my
server.  It occured to me that there might be some limitations to the
size of a hard drive for BSD so I thought I would ask the following
questions.  :)

1) Can I use the drive as one big slice?
2) Would it be better for (performance, maintance, etc) to carve the
disk up into smaller slices?

Thanks,

Mike
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