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How to Use Chunk Size Larger Than 1MiB for DAGs?
I am looking to utilize a chunk size larger than 1MiB for DAGs. Would I need to organize 1MiB chunks into DAGs of the desired size, then group those DAGs into a superDAG? While I understand the network's transfer limit on mebibyte chunks, is there a method to achieve this? Any insights or guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
- IPFS
- Libp2p
- IPLD
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1Yes, you can achieve that by maintaining a chunk size of 1MiB. By creating a block that references all the individual chunks, you can establish a root block. Subsequently, these root blocks can be linked together as needed.
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