CentOS 32-bit & 64-bit Max supported Hard Disk
Maximum Centos hard disk capacity (Do you mean the maximum size of hard disks that can be used ?) This should be related to the motherboard BIOS and the operating system.
The maximum single file size and the maximum partition size are related to the operating system.
But what really matters is the File System, that is, the partition format.
NTFS format (windows partitions can also be used in Linux): supports up to 2 TB of partitions and up to 2 TB of files;
FAT32 format (windows partitions can also be used in Linux): supports a maximum partition of 128 GB and a maximum file of 4 GB;
Ext2 format: the maximum partition size is 4 TB, and the maximum file size is 1 TB;
Ext3 format: the maximum partition size is 16 TB, and the maximum file size is 2 TB;
EXT4 format: the maximum partition size is 1 EB and the maximum file size is 16 TB;
ReiserFS format: the maximum partition size is 4 TB, and the maximum file size is 1 TB;
Note: 1EB = 1024PB, 1PB = 1024 TB, 1 TB = 1024 GB, 1 GB = 1024 MB, 1 MB = 1024KB, 1KB = 1024 bytes, 1 Byte = 8bit