How much maximum partition volume OS Ubuntu, Windows XP, and max file which can be accomodated by dir on windows 7

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A server with OS host Windows server 64x run as a 'guest' OS Ubuntu and Windows XP
1. How much maximum partition volume OS Ubuntu?
2. How much maximum partition volume Windows XP?
3. How much maximum file sharing size which can be open by OS Ubuntu on Windows XP (server)?
4. How much maximum file sharing size which can be open by Windows XP on Ubuntu (server)?

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How much maximum file which can be accommodated (capacity) by a directory on windows 7 (NTFS) id assumptions 1 blok address file = 16 bit, maximum directory size = 255 character. 1 character = 4 bit, structure: single level?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-09-21T00:50:00

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