28 Sep
2002
28 Sep
'02
10:01 a.m.
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Simon Bazley cum veritate scripsit :
Note thought that under HFS+ blocks size can be changed. Under HFS it MUST be 512bytes. Changing it means its not a HFS disk anymore.
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Just a small note: You can use HFS 512 byte block sizes even if your drive is formatted with other block sizes (i.e. 4k blocks). This is a layer beyond HFS. Don't mix it up! ;-)
OT: Thank you all for the information given on this list (just wanted to say it)!
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