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> Are you using any type of raid controller?

This server suports RAID, but I don't use it. It has "LSILogic 1030
Ultra4 Adapter". See Dell 2850 specification for more hardware
details.

> I wonder if upgrading to freebsd6
> will solve some performance issues?

Yes, it should! Give it a try.

Best reagrds,
JG