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Subject: how big a partition is too big?
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am building a file server with 90 G of storage (2x 45gig on a highpoint raid 0)
, and would like to keep this partitioned as few times as possible.  is there a
point when i run out of inodes or something?  maybe a better question is, what's
an ideal partition size ? should i tune this by hand, or are default settings
ok?

thanks




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