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&gt; 
&gt; 
&gt; A cool table.  Especially cool is the claim in the table that JFS
&gt; supports files 2^11 times bigger that the the filesystem itself!
&gt; 
&gt; That appears to be a magic property of JFS.  All the other limit their
&gt; files to a size smaller than the filesystem as a whole.  I wonder how
&gt; they do it?

Look again at ReiserFS 3.6 same thing.  I was wondering about that as 
well. :)


-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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