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From: "Ian Kallen" <ian@gamespot.com>
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Date: Sat, 27 Jul 1996 23:27:02 +0000
Subject: booteasy chokes on  4 gig barracuda
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I've got the 4 gig seagate st15150N -- now I see in the archives that 
fbsd historically (January '95 in the archives!) does'nt like disks > 2 gig 
(really??) -- well, I'm currently gonna slice it up and see if that'll take.  
Anybody had a workaround for this?  
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