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The following document verifies that

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What can be the maximum number of files(inode) in 1 TB of UFS file system ?<br />
I am thinking it is 1 million, but not sure of this. How to validate this ?
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What can be the maximum number of files(inode) in 1 TB of UFS file system ?
I am thinking it is 1 million, but not sure of this. How to validate this ?

What can be the maximum number of files(inode) in 1 TB of UFS file system ?

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