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From: Matt Dillon <dillon@earth.backplane.com>
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Subject: Re: Extremely large (70TB) File system/server planning
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:    2^31 x 512 bytes = 1 TB on Intel boxes.  Our NFS implementation has the
:    same per-filesystem limitation.  Theoretically UFS/FFS are limited 

    Oops.  I meant, per-file limitation for NFS clients, not per-filesystem.
    1TB per file.

						-Matt


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