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From: "Wile Coyote" <wilec@hotmail.com>
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Subject: inode structure in memory
Date: Tue, 02 Feb 1999 13:21:24 PST
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For added performance on multi-user freebsd boxes, I was wondering if 
there's any way to load the inode structure in memory. Though I have to 
agree this is likely to be a significant memory hog, I'd like to know if 
there's any way to accomplish this.

If I'm totally out of my mind, please let me know with significant 
reasons to backup your claim.

Thanks... again,
Wilec

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