That's the drive size limit on older ATA drive controllers.Then what's with the 128gb limit I keep reading about?Yes, you can. There isn't a "disk controller" in a SCSI interface, at least not in the IDE sense. The limitation is with the Operating System.
Systems before 7.5.5 support a drive no larger than 4GB, but Appleshare won't support networked drives more than 2GB.
System 7.5.5 and up support partitions of up to two terabytes. If you had a two terabyte partition you would get extremely large minimum file sizes, unless you've got HFS+ on 8.1 and up.
Systems older than 9.1 have a maximum single file size of 2GB but that doesn't apply to a 68K Mac which can only use up to 8.1
Post #8 by MultiFinder
| Source Forum | 350mb dosent go very far! — #8 |
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| Category | Hardware |
| Post Date | Mon, 10 Sep 2007 - 02:09 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/350mb-dosent-go-very-far.9837/ |
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That's the drive size limit on older ATA drive controllers.