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Subject: Re: asymmetric NFS transfer rates
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> problems, but I'm wondering why I 
> can't write to my 5.3-stable NFS server more that
> 3,5MB/s while reading gives 
> me 9,5MB/s?

Are you using IDE- or SCSI-disks? Reading is faster
than writing on IDE.

Claus