Absolutely humongous

Big disk energy

I thought large disks were the 5¼ inch floppy disks that used to be drive B:

I just think its funny they actually asked that and yes that is a legit message from way back lol

@fraktalisman no they mean drive c: as oppsed to the 3.5 drive a:

@AvatarOfKaine so that's probably the switch between FAT and FAT32

@fraktalisman

To be more precise ...

FAT 16 with the support of a *partition* size of max 2 GiB vs FAT 32 with a max. partition size of 2 TiB... Depending on sector size, 512 byte per sector is default if I remember it correctly.

Didn't know a special "large disk support" existed

@asgs yeah. its was weird they'd even ask, but in the old ide style drives with the master slave settings, this was introduced. Nm that last. heh I don't remember the first drive I had that triggered this. obviously over 512 mb heh

@AvatarOfKaine mine was at least 128 GB. Don't remember exactly

@asgs I could swear the limit was smaller... oh well.

I was in hs when we were using windows 98 heh

That's pretty big.