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Matthew Jacob wrote:
> 
> I've taken a kernel source as of of today, added your patches on top, used
> a CCD to build a 120GB disk partition (2 raid units), and have resumed
> testing with my stuff again.
> 
> If that all passes reasonably well (so far so good- 32 processes, each
> writing 2GB files- getting a range of 15-25MB/s on the CCD)- what's the
> likelihood of getting it checked in?
> 
> -matt


pretty good..

committers have been flooded but this hasn't been forgotten..


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