Soalris 10 Filesystem Size Limit

Hi,
I was under the impression that the maximum filesystem size limit as of Solaris 9 Rev 4 was > 2TB. I have installed Solaris 10 on my system. But, when I tried to format a 2.8TB raid set, "format" tells me that the capacity of this LUN is too large and to reconfigure it so that it is < 2TB.

Hi,
I have received some information from the raid unit vendor. They say:
---------- Start of quote ----------
Your problem is most likely due to the sd.conf file setting and the capacity beyond 2TB per LUN Per SCSI ID#.
Please make sure that your sd.conf file offers enough number of LUNs and SCSI ID# as well as try to cut the LUNs to less than 2TB.
Please note although that Sun allows the over 2TB capacity, but you may have limitation at the SCSI controller level. Please check your SCSI adapter configuration and ask the vendor to verify beyond 2TB per SCSI ID#.
---------- End of quote ----------
The system I am trying to connect this raid unit to is a Sun Fire 280R. Does it support the over 2TB capacity per SCSI ID#?

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