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From: Claus Guttesen <cguttesen@yahoo.dk>
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Subject: Re: newfs limits? 10TB filesystem max?
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> I've just built an enormous 10TB filesystem.

Have you tried to nfs-mount the partition from a
client? If so, does it see the whole 10 TB?

regards
Claus