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Subject: Re: terabyte limit problem with vinum/ccd
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Shawn Ostapuk wrote:

> Actually that's something I already tried, If i take it out it fails
> with something like "disk write error: invalid arguement" similar to the
> ccdconfig :) It seems any call to bwrite fails when the drive is
> larger than 1TB. (which is why -N seems to work with no issues, calls
> wtfs which doesnt call bwrite when the Nflag is set)

The interesting thing is that you get to the UFS1 check (which fails on
the bread operation) on a vinum volume, but survive the first write which
happens before this UFS1 check.

regards,
le

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