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@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ These results are reported by the community. If your BlueSCSI works in a sampler
* A3000 (tested by Jiri Vermirovsky) - Note that the A3000 is known for its slow SCSI operation in general. * A3000 (tested by Jiri Vermirovsky) - Note that the A3000 is known for its slow SCSI operation in general.
Using the A3000, a disk can be split in up to 8 partitions and then formatted. The A3000 v2 supports partitions of up to 1GB. So, if you want to have the most space possible, you'll need a disk image of at least 8GB (8 x 1GB). Using the A3000, a disk can be split in up to 8 partitions and then formatted. The A3000 v2 supports partitions of up to 1GB. So, if you want to have the most space possible, you'll need a disk image of at least 8GB (8 x 1GB).
*To be confirmed*: A3000 v1 supports partitions of up to 512 MB each. To max it out, you would need a disk image of at least 4GB (8 x 512MB). *To be confirmed*: A3000 v1 supports partitions of up to 512 MB each. To max it out, you would need a disk image of at least 4GB (8 x 512MB).
* RS7000 (tested by @tudd) * RS7000 (tested by @tudd). 1 GB and 2GB partitions work - maybe more!
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