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SubjectRE: What is max size of ext2fs?

NO, this is CERTANTLY WRONG.

I dont know the exact numbers (it was posted a bit back, do a search)

But it depends on the Block size chosen (default is 1k but upto 4k is easy
on x86 on 8k on alpha I recall) and the arch (32 vs 64 bit).

1TiB might be the lowest limlt (1k,32bit) but there is no reason not to
format such a FS with 4k blocks.

On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote:

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> 1TB, in theory. Several hundred gig is certainly practical.
>
> J


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