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On Thu, 16 Nov 1995, Terry Lambert wrote:

> The lockd/stad have to do with file locking andwon't affect write
> performance at all (unless you use an unlock as a trigger for client
> cache flushing, and even then your processes would have to know
> about it and cooperate).

Anyone know the status of lockd/statd :) I would really like to scrap 
Solaris x86 for FreeBSD file serving but until I have statd/lockd I am 
stuck :(

Matthew S. Bailey