Howdy,

So I'm trying out NetBSD 2.0 rc4, in hopes of maybe switching some Linux 
fileservers over once 2.0 comes out, but I've encountered a problem with 
my RAID unit.

The RAID unit is a SATA to SCSI device that attaches to a SCSI port on 
the back of my NetBSD machine.  The RAID I've built on it is currently 
around 3.5 TB in size.

Now the problem, is that when I boot up, it only lists the device as 
being 2 TB.  Here's what dmesg is showing me:

sd0 at scsibus0 target 1 lun 0: <SB-3140, , 0001> disk fixed
sd0: 2047 GB, 262143 cyl, 128 head, 128 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 4294950912 
sectors

And of course when I go to partition the disk, the largest partition it 
seems to let me make is exactly 2 TB.  So would anyone know a way around 
this?  Or would this just happen to be a limitation that NetBSD 
currently has?

On a side note, I was thinking that maybe writing zeros to the beginning 
of the drive would help, but I'm unsure of how to do this, being that 
/dev/sd0 doesn't even exist.  The manual does say sd0d would be the 
whole disk, so if I wanted to do that, then maybe /dev/sd0d would be 
what I write zeros to?


Thanks in advance,
Glen