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Is there a definitive break point where one can be sure that hard drive size
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
Thanks.
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
Thanks.
In comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.misc Doc said:Is there a definitive break point where one can be sure that hard drive size
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
Doc said:Is there a definitive break point where one can be sure that hard drive size
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
larry moe 'n curly said:Doc wrote
It's safest to just go to www.48bitlba.com and download
HDINFO, which can test the BIOS for 48-bit LBA support.
I think that most BIOSes issued since
about 2003 have 48-bit LBA support.
With all the BIOS extenders and such I don't see this ever being aIs there a definitive break point where one can be sure that hard drive size
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
Thanks.
Anything in the last 12 months isn't going to have a problem.That doesnt help if you are considering what to buy.
ToolPackinMama said:Q. How big a hard drive is big enough?
A. 3.5 inches
Conor said:Anything in the last 12 months isn't going to have a problem.
Q. How big a hard drive is big enough?
A. 3.5 inches
If you top posted it, it probably got ignored.What I said in the bit you deliberately deleted from the quoting.
Doc said:Is there a definitive break point where one can be sure that hard drive size
limit (137 gig from what I gather) isn't a consideration?
Thanks.
Conor said:Rod Speed says...
If you top posted it,
it probably got ignored.
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