[ale] Terabyte of data

[Dow Hurst]

XFS is designed for terabytes of data.  You won't push the limits of XFS 
with the size of the filesystem.
Dow


cfowler wrote:

>I'm looking at a situation where I need to create a raid 0 file system that
>equals 1 terabyte of storeage for trival data.  Has anyone done this with
>Linux?  I think the ext2 fs does have a limit that may keep it from going up
>to a terabyte in size.  I'll also have a limit on the file sizes too. 
>
>Is there an ATA raid card that can do more than 4 drives.  It seems the
>biggest I can get is 200Mb drives.  I'll need at least 5 maybe 6 drives.
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