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Subject: setting nfsiod to 0?
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Hi, is it possible to completely turn off nfsiod as suggested by the
manpage?  I've tried nfsiod -n 0, but it corrects me and runs a single
1.  The reason why is that I've found that I have better performance 
with less nfsio daemons running.  Killing the nfsiod processes just
respawns them.  This is on 5.2.1 CS20/alpha.