On 22 Nov 2005, at 04:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, HFS supports 2Tb drives, but the following URL has relevant
information: http://chrislawson.net/writing/macdaniel/010219cl.shtml
(Copypasted for your laziness ;) )
How Large a Drive Does My Mac Support?
Originally published 19 February 2001 as a Mac Daniel column for Low
End Mac.
*Q: I have a Mac SE running System 6. What's the biggest hard disk I
can use? I've heard some things about a limit of the hard disk size on
an SE.*
*A: Just to dispel a bunch of nasty little rumours that seem to be
floating around*, there has never been an inherent hardware limit on
hard disk size on any Macintosh.
It may have true in 2001, but it's no longer true. Many PowerMacs have
a limit of 128Gb HD size. But hardly an issue for compact Macs! I'm
sure that earlier Macs using IDE will have a hardware limit which
current IDE HD sizes have now exceeded.
Stuart
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