Any limit on the size of SATA disks used with X2100's (not M2's)?

We've got an x2100 coming in (not an M2), and I need to outfit it with a couple of drives. The newer "green" Western Digital 1TB drives @ $130 a piece look pretty appealing. Is there any reason why drives that large wouldn't work in the x2100?

The size shouldn't matter at all. That is an OS/driver support issue. But be sure to check the connector on the back, as it has to match to the backplane connector in the x2100. Also note that there is a SUN advisory for the backplane... it should be replaced under warranty as there is a tendency to lose connectivity with the old backplane under severe loads. The new backplane solves this issue.

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