Re: The chunk size paradox

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On 1/2/2014 9:19 PM, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
> On 1/2/2014 9:14 PM, Joe Landman wrote:
> 
>> But they are 4k native and you can use them that way.   The 512 byte
>> layer is emulated.
> 
> Which series is this?  Is the mode switched via a jumper?

According to WD's web site, all of their "datacenter" drives are 512n or
512e, none are listed as native 4K.  Same for their consumer drives.

I have just located about a dozen Seagate enterprise SSHD and Savio 15K
models that are offered in native 4K.  These must be relatively new.  I
find no 4Kn high cap Seagate drives.

All of the HGST enterprise drives are 512n/512e, select few support 520/528.

Toshiba's drive spec sheets don't even list sector size...

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Stan
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