Terabyte-FS

[Tobias]

Okay heres another of those "we cant use terabyte filesystem"-reports 
again... :)

vinum -> create -f /etc/vinum.conf
13 drives:
D 200a                  State: up       /dev/ad2s1d     A: 0/194474 MB (0%)
D 200b                  State: up       /dev/ad4s1d     A: 0/194474 MB (0%)
D 200c                  State: up       /dev/ad5s1d     A: 0/194474 MB (0%)
D 200d                  State: up       /dev/ad6s1d     A: 0/194474 MB (0%)
D 200e                  State: up       /dev/ad7s1d     A: 0/194474 MB (0%)
D 120a                  State: up       /dev/ad8s1d     A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120b                  State: up       /dev/ad9s1d     A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120c                  State: up       /dev/ad10s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120d                  State: up       /dev/ad11s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120e                  State: up       /dev/ad12s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120f                  State: up       /dev/ad13s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120g                  State: up       /dev/ad14s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)
D 120h                  State: up       /dev/ad15s1d    A: 0/117796 MB (0%)

1 volumes:
V fetus                 State: up       Plexes:       1 Size:       1869 GB

1 plexes:
P fetus.p0            C State: up       Subdisks:    13 Size:       1869 GB

13 subdisks:
S fetus.p0.s0           State: up       D: 200a         Size:        189 GB
S fetus.p0.s1           State: up       D: 200b         Size:        189 GB
S fetus.p0.s2           State: up       D: 200c         Size:        189 GB
S fetus.p0.s3           State: up       D: 200d         Size:        189 GB
S fetus.p0.s4           State: up       D: 200e         Size:        189 GB
S fetus.p0.s5           State: up       D: 120a         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s6           State: up       D: 120b         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s7           State: up       D: 120c         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s8           State: up       D: 120d         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s9           State: up       D: 120e         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s10          State: up       D: 120f         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s11          State: up       D: 120g         Size:        115 GB
S fetus.p0.s12          State: up       D: 120h         Size:        115 GB

(root at st1:~) newfs -O 2 /dev/vinum/fetus
/dev/vinum/fetus: 1914745.1MB (3921397976 sectors) block size 16384, 
fragment size 2048
         using 10420 cylinder groups of 183.77MB, 11761 blks, 23552 inodes.
newfs: can't read old UFS1 superblock: read error from block device: 
Invalid argument

(root at st1:~) uname -a
FreeBSD st1 5.2.1-RELEASE FreeBSD 5.2.1-RELEASE #0: Mon Feb 23 20:45:55 GMT 
2004     root at wv1u.btc.adaptec.com:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386
I also got the same message with 5.1-RELEASE so...

One solution would be to divide it into two parts... like all the 200gb 
drives on one end and the rest on another, but it would be much nicer to 
have it all as one unit.
I'll try the latest -CURRENT later tonight and see if anything has changed 
until that not that I think so.