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...1.98G - home/cjg at minute_40 211K - 1.98G - home/cjg at minute_41 145K - 1.98G - home/cjg at minute_42 198K - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-03-17:45:30 0 - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-03-17:45:41 0 - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-03-17:54:55 97K - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-04-14:14:03 0 - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-04-14:14:12 0 - 1.98G - home/cjg at day_05 1.51M - 1.98G - home/cjg at 2006-02-07-18:20:37 7.38M - 1.99G - home/cjg at 2006-02-07-20:04:17 0 - 1.98G - home/cjg a...

...------- MSDOS 50.621 (49K) 50.621 (49K) 0 (0K) HIMEM 1.168 (1K) 1.168 (1K) 0 (0K) EMM386 3.136 (3K) 3.136 (3K) 0 (0K) COMMAND 3.296 (3K) 3.296 (3K) 0 (0K) LPC 99.216 (97K) 99.216 (97K) 0 (0K) UMB 960 (1K) 272 (0K) 688 (1K) TCPTSR 77.056 (75K) 272 (0K) 76.784 (75K) TINYRFC 18.496 (18K) 272 (0K) 18.224 (18K) NMTSR 6.160 (6K) 6.160 (6K) 0...

We finally flipped the switch on one of our ZFS-based servers, with approximately 1TB of 2.8TB (3 stripes of 950MB or so, each of which is a RAID5 volume on the adaptec card). We have snapshots every 4 hours for the first few days. If you add up the snapshot references it appears somewhat high versus daily use (mostly mail boxes, spam, etc changing), but say an aggregate of no more than 400+MB a

...system starts very high, 3-4 MB/sec, and declines rapidly to a maximum of about 500K/sec. The effect of different buffer sizes is as follows: Size Speed in K/sec, 32MB file of SO_[RCV,SND]BUF Written by TESTNET, 500 65K blocks 16384 50K/sec (3.4-STABLE) 32768 97K/sec (3.4-STABLE) 65535 450K/sec (3.4-STABLE) 131072 410K/sec (3.4-STABLE) 262144 1980K/sec (3.3-RELEASE)

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