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Old 10-07-2004, 01:07   #4
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Re: Largest partition size in XP

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Originally Posted by Pem
It's considerably larger than any drive you can buy
Well I've read that NTFS can have single paritions of up to 4TB. But then I've also read that XP itself won't recognise paritions of more than 137GB. So I was just wondering what the "official" answer was!

Electrolyte: having two drives working as one is the whole point of RAID (or RAID 0, anyway). It does mean that if you lose on drive, then all your data is lost, but that's what backups are for
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