Hello Luke.  I think I also pointed out that the FreeBSD folks seem to
define ffsize as a quad_t, a signed 64-bit value.  How hard would it be to
convert NetBSD to use this as the underlying access method?  This seems
like it would buy us some time in terms of what size filesystems we could
support without having to change the underlying size of the sector.

-Brian
On Dec 8,  6:50am, Luke Mewburn wrote:
} The kernel uses daddr_t to access underlying disk sectors.
} daddr_t == int32_t == 2^31.
} With 512 byte (2^9) sectors, 2^9 x 2^31 == 2^40 == 1TB.
} 
} If I recall correctly, we don't cleanly support larger sectors yet.
} 
} Luke.
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