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I think I know the answer, but I don't like it, so I'm double checking. We have very large storage needs here at work, but in a small dept. We picked up a RAID enclosure for 12 drives, full of 250GB HDDs. With 1 spare backup and a RAID-5 configuration I should, in theory, get about 2.4 TB of space. An email to Adaptec, as I'm connecting via SCSI to this RAID, and some googling suggests that one cannot connect a PC to a drive bigger that 2 Terabytes. Is this really the case, or can I get around this? I realize I can just create several RAIDs on the controller and then use software to make them into 1 drive, but this is less than ideal as more RAIDs means losing more storage space. thanks all. -- "Could I have been anyone other than me?" --Dave Matthews Band-- Kindly yours, Billy SG McCarthy
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