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From: "s.millions" <stacy@server-001.ey.ca>
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Subject: MAX Filesystem size
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Date: Tue, 11 Jun 96 16:00:30 EDT
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Stacy's dumb question of the day.... what is the max. size for a ufs
filesystem on 2.1.0-R? Or, another way, how many 4GB drives can I
string together with ccd and make a single filesystem? :-)

I looked in TFM, but I couldn't find the answer.

-stacy