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Subject: Re: Large file system. 
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> > Matthew Jacob wrote in message ID
> > <Pine.BSF.4.05.9905251323160.61376-100000@semuta.feral.com>:
> > > Not for FreeBSD-alpha (yet). I've gone up to 30GB for FreeBSD-alpha.
> > 
> > If someone has a supported (on the Alpha) PCI FiberChannel controller
> > they could lend me for a week or so, I could probably test up to
> > ~270GB. Only problem would be finding 270GB of data to put on it :)
> > (That and waiting for newfs to finish <yawn>)
> 
> Matt Jacob probably has a few of these. 8)

A few. A lot in use. If you can use a copper one, I have an older HSSDC
connector Qlogic 2100 that oughta work okay. I don't really have hubs
and/or GBIC's to spare at the moment, and opticals are all in use.





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