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>         I've heard of 60gig files, the only limit at that point was
> harddrive sapce. FreeBSD dosen't suffer the 2gig limit. I assume there is
> one but it's probally so big that most people don't have the hardware
> around to store the file. :)

Famous last words! I wonder how many times the computer industry has shot itself
in foot by uttering that phrase. :)

-Brandon


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