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From: "Aslak Evang" <nyogtha@flipp.net>
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> I've also been thinking about writing all this stuff into a "FreeBSD
> Performance Guide" for the handbook.  What does everyone think of
> that?

Great idea. This is a subject that I really want to learn much more
about.

- Aslak