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Subject: msdosfs fat32 disk size limit in FreeBSD?
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Hello,

Is there an upper limit to the size of a FAT32 file system in the 
FreeBSD msdosfs code?
I put in an 80GB drive recently and there have been problems. There is 
no problem with small FAT32 file systems on floppies or flash memory 
cards. Any useful comments before I go back to the (working) 60GB drive 
configuration?

Thanks,

Brian