Udfs file system on Solaris 10

hello all,
cannot find the limit of udfs file system on solaris 10.
Which is the med a block size that can be used ?
ANy chance to create udfs on 8192 block size media ?
Thanks
Aldo

First check the mkfs_udfs((1M) manualpage, it displays some information regarding this. Next you may benefit from the fsdb_udfs(1M) command to display certain options. But with regards to blocksize and the likes the first manpage should do.

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