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Unfortunately, AmiKit for Raspberry Pi uses MBR instead of GPT for the partition table.
This makes using the Raspberry Pi as a server, in addition to Amiga emulation, unusable. Larger media than just under 4TB are unusable, and even at 4TB, the drive becomes practically unusable because partitions larger than 2TB are not usable with MBR, and the second partition cannot start after more than 2TB of the NVMe drive. Therefore, with a 4TB NVMe drive, you can't use a smaller boot drive and a larger data drive; instead, the first partition must be one sector smaller than the first 2TB, and the second drive then uses the remaining space. If you're creating your own complete Raspberry Pi firmware image, then GPT should be used for the partition table.
This makes using the Raspberry Pi as a server, in addition to Amiga emulation, unusable. Larger media than just under 4TB are unusable, and even at 4TB, the drive becomes practically unusable because partitions larger than 2TB are not usable with MBR, and the second partition cannot start after more than 2TB of the NVMe drive. Therefore, with a 4TB NVMe drive, you can't use a smaller boot drive and a larger data drive; instead, the first partition must be one sector smaller than the first 2TB, and the second drive then uses the remaining space. If you're creating your own complete Raspberry Pi firmware image, then GPT should be used for the partition table.



