Mike Somers
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My recently replaced T2 is now reporting my hard drive as 1405 Gb in size. I have turned it on and off at the mains but still reports the wrong size. The custom firmware shows it as the 1Tb that it is.
1 terabyte = 1,099,511,627,776 bytes, so not even that explains the difference.
My recently replaced T2 is now reporting my hard drive as 1405 Gb in size. I have turned it on and off at the mains but still reports the wrong size. The custom firmware shows it as the 1Tb that it is.
Have a look at the Web-If >> Diagnostics >> Hard Disk info. the Device Model may give an indication of disk sizeMy recently replaced T2 is now reporting my hard drive as 1405 Gb in size. I have turned it on and off at the mains but still reports the wrong size. The custom firmware shows it as the 1Tb that it is.
We don't all know, no. Just because some new terms have been coined to cut the (deliberate) confusion between computer terminology (powers of 2) and what they can get away with (powers of 10), does not stop me using "terabyte" and meaning 2^40. Said Humpty Dumpty.I think we all know that 1 terabyte is 1,000,000,000,000 bytes, BH!(Fourth power of 1000 bytes.)
http://www.bipm.org/en/si/prefixes.html
You are thinking of 1 tebibyte. (Fourth power of 1024 bytes.)
We don't all know, no. Just because some new terms have been coined to cut the (deliberate) confusion between computer terminology (powers of 2) and what they can get away with (powers of 10), does not stop me using "terabyte" and meaning 2^40. Said Humpty Dumpty.
If it's the length of a binary databus, yes.Your kilometres are longer than my kilometres, then.![]()