Host & Contributor. Jason Whitlock, one of the nation's most prominent sports journalists, returned to the FOX Sports as a columnist and on-air personality in October 2015. Whitlock previously called FOX Sports home from 2007 to 2013. Whitlock also writes for J.School, a newly minted FOX Sports Digital property exclusively for his work. He also appears live in-studio regularly on THE HERD WITH COLIN COWHERD. Whitlock's columns appear daily on J.School, and a podcast, expected to launch soon, is also planned.
Support for large volumes. NTFS can support volumes as large as 256 terabytes. Supported volume sizes are affected by the cluster size and the number of clusters. With (232 - 1) clusters (the maximum number of clusters that NTFS supports), the following volume and file sizes are supported.
How NTFS Works. When a hard disk is formatted (initialized), it is divided into partitions or major divisions of the total physical hard disk space. Within each partition, the operating system keeps track of all the files that are stored by that operating system. Each file is actually stored on the hard disk in one or more clusters or disk spaces of a predefined uniform size. Using NTFS, the sizes of clusters range from 512 bytes to 64 kilobytes. Windows NT provides a recommended default cluster size for any given drive size.