Am 22.06.2013 14:18, schrieb Tim: > Allegedly, on or about 21 June 2013, Paul Smith sent: >> They are all MS Windows users, and they say that using >> a disk larger than 1 T as a boot disk, the performance will be >> affected. Maybe, that is true with MS Windows and not with Fedora. > > Have you seen Windows complain at boot up that you hadn't shut down > properly, and it needs to check the drive? (Of course you did shut down > properly, *it* screwed up doing so.) Then you have the fun of waiting > for it to scan through one hell of a huge drive. More so if your > computer likes to regularly screw up. which does typically not happen > Then there's drive fragmentation. Windows still seems to be horrid for > that. I'd hate to have to wait for a 2 TB drive to defrag. Even if I > wasn't watching the box, waiting for it to finish, because I wanted to > use it, but left it overnight - it'd be at it all night which has nothing to do with *a disk* larger than 1 TB it's more depending on the partitions you create in context of Linux it doe snot matter at all
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