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On Sat, 4 Oct 1997, Russell L. Carter wrote:
> Yes.
> Now it is a curious thing that NFS server perf. is not considered,
> but such is life.
> In fact, there are lots of interesting questions to be asked,
> but, who am I to ask them?

you know how it goes russell, PR beats technical information 
every day of the week. 

For those who don't know, russell built a freebsd cluster at sandia in, 
what, ca. 1994 russell?

ron