This can be solved by using the PFS3 all-in-one filesystem. This supports   
   DirectSCSI, TD64 and NSD for partition data located after the 4GB and   
   warpdrive.device supports DirectSCSI :).   
      
   Older HDToolBox works fine for partitioning these large drives as long as you   
   remember that it wraps the displayed size every 2GB. It counts in cylinders   
   internally, so if you first create small partitions and get a feeling for how   
   many cylinders say 100MB are worth, then enter the approximate number of   
   "Total Cyl" for whatever size you want the partitions to be.   
      
   I am actually CoSysOp on a BBS where we are running a WarpEngine 3040 card in   
   an A4000 which has an Acard SCSI->IDE bridge connected to it with an IDE->SATA   
   adapter and a 24GB mSATA SSD. Works like a charm with PFS3.   
      
   http://aminet.net/package/disk/misc/pfs3aio   
      
      
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