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#278021 - 21/03/2006 00:42 48-bit LBA addressing
jerryfreak2 new poster Registered: 04/01/2004 Posts: 14	will the empeg handle the newer 138gb+ drives. I hear theyre going for 200GB by the end of the year
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#278022 - 21/03/2006 00:50 Re: 48-bit LBA addressing [Re: jerryfreak2]
Waterman981 old hand Registered: 14/02/2002 Posts: 804 Loc: Salt Lake City, UT	As Mark Lord (mlord) wrote the LBA-48 drivers for linux, he was sure to incorporate them in hijack at version 274. So as long as you use hijack to replace the kernel you will be fine. There are special building instructions though for drives over 80GB. _________________________ -Michael #040103696 on a shelf Mk2a - 90 GB - Red - Illuminated buttons
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#278023 - 21/03/2006 03:29 Re: 48-bit LBA addressing [Re: Waterman981]
canuckInOR carpal tunnel Registered: 13/02/2002 Posts: 3212 Loc: Portland, OR	In otherwords, the drives will be fine, but you'll eventually run up against the 'too many FIDs' problem.
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#278024 - 21/03/2006 03:46 Re: 48-bit LBA addressing [Re: canuckInOR]
n2toh journeyman Registered: 29/01/2001 Posts: 89 Loc: New Jersey, United States	Quote: In otherwords, the drives will be fine, but you'll eventually run up against the 'too many FIDs' problem. has anyone found what the FID limit is? _________________________ The only difference between science fiction and reality is about 60 years. 100GB MK2 Green 080000171 + OEM tuner v3.00a11 hijack v450 jEmpload v70
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#278025 - 21/03/2006 04:04 Re: 48-bit LBA addressing [Re: n2toh]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31565 Loc: Seattle, WA	Quote: has anyone found what the FID limit is? It varies. Depends on the data in the FIDs, I seem to recall. Long track names, comment fields with lots of data in them, that'll use up more database space. (I could be wrong about this but I seem to remember it was like this.) Generally the limit for most of those reporting problems is above ten thousand. _________________________ Tony Fabris
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