max blockdevice/filesystem size?

From: Oliver Brandmueller (ob_at_e-Gitt.NET)
Date: 01/30/04

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    Hi all,

    maybe I'm just blind, then give me a pointer.

    Since the information in the FAQ seems rather outdated, can someone tell
    me, what the maximum size of a UFS2/ffs filesystem is with FreeBSD 5.2?
    I'm looking for practical values. Something like: OK, we hit the max
    size of a SCSI device, so we use some more of them and vinum. How much
    TB would work in a single FS?

    - Oliver 

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