LUNs other than 0, the 4GB limit
Tom Wicklund
wicklund at intellistor.com
Thu Apr 4 10:41:50 PST 1996
* From the SCSI Reflector, posted by:
* wicklund at Intellistor.COM (Tom Wicklund)
*
PAT LaVARRE (PAT LAVARRE) writes:
> I know the RAID people like to hook up a set
> of disks and make them look like one. That
> makes 7GB easy - what are they doing?
With today's large disks, there are RAID systems that can configure
several hundred GB as a single LUN. The RAID problem in the near
future will be hitting the 2 TB limit (32 bit LBA address to 512 byte
blocks). A large (100 data drive) array of 18GB drives is close to
2TB capacty.
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