Max partition size on SunOS 4.1.4
>This is probably a silly question, but here goes:
>Is the max partition size still limited to 2G in 4.1.4?
>If it is, we will have to install disksuite to access a 10G raid system.
>Disksuite is something that I would like to avoid.
These people answered:
Kevin 'Grog' Pankhurst kev@ushers.demon.co.uk
Kevin Sheehan {Consulting Poster Child}Kevin.Sheehan@uniq.com.au
Mary Lou Hinmanmaryh@cea.Berkeley.EDU
Anderson McCammont and@morgan.com
Michael Blandford mikey@lanl.gov
Nate Itkin Nate-Itkin@ptdcs2.intel.com
Philip Kao phil.kao@artecon.com
Sean Ward seanw@amgen.com
Tim Carlson tim@santafe.edu
Wis Macomson wis@sequent.com
The answer is that yes, the limit is still there. I should explain my
reason for the question. We have a Sparc 10 running a dedicated
application (Scoop, made by System Integrators) that runs only on SunOS
4.1.x. This basically serves as an OPI server for our newspaper graphics,
which are sitting on a 10gig raid.
Another box that routes just Mac jobs through it (no OPI) has sat there
for about 3 month without a lockup, while the first box (with the raid
attached) locks up about once a week.
The only major difference seems to be that one with the lockups has
several mirrored volumes, and uses disksuite to be able to access the
raid. The other box has disksuite installed, but does not use it.
Since I can only work on the box when it is broken, I cannot try to
repartition the drive to smaller chunks and get rid of disksuite to see
if that is the problem.......
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