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From: asami@FreeBSD.ORG (Satoshi Asami)
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 * > Also don't forget that the seek times go way down if you're only
 * > seeking between a few tracks instead of the whole disk. :)

 * Actually- not necessarily- I've heard that with some of the
 * newer very high density disks that settle time has gone back
 * up to ~2ms or so (while seek time gets < 8ms...).

That still looks a whole lot faster to me. :)

Satoshi

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