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Subject: Re: max partition size
To: michal@harddata.com (Michal Jaegermann)
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> that.  But practice seems to indicate that 2 TB, or whereabout, can be
> too much.  Is this a property of a file system or we bumping into
> block device boundaries or this are just tools?

Could be a bug in the drivers or request code doing writeahead
past the boundary I guess
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