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> I'd start by going back to SCHED_4BSD and seeing how that affects things. ULE 
> is an experimental scheduler that may produce inconsistent or undesirable 
> results depending on workload.
 OK, I will. And I'll follow your next advice about the tcp_inflight and Mike's
advice.

 Following Nate Nielsen I will post my next results to the freebsd-net.

 Thanks!
-- 
rea

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Cosmic ray particles crashed through the hard disk platter