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>  > Yup. Finished the buildworld now, clocked in at 56 minutes. This is
>  > with only one IBM 10 GB IDE disk. Will try some more as soon as I have
>  > moved a Cheetah over to the new machine.
> 
> I'd be interested to hear how stable your system is running
> under real load (i.e. load > 5 or even > 10, and with serious
> hard disk and network activity).

I had a load of > 5 during buildworld. But no serious network
activity. Any idea of things I should try to see if I can
reproduce your problem? Would a continuous ttcp running during
buildworld do the trick?

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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