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From: Rich Winkel <rich@chumbly.math.missouri.edu>
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Subject: Freebsd FS i/o blocksize?
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I'm comparing raid controllers, and their relative throughputs are
heavily dependent on the scsi i/o blocksize (not surprisingly).  Can
someone tell me the blocksize freebsd uses in scsi FS file i/o?  If it
matters, this would be a freebsd 3.2 nfs server.

Thanks!!
Rich



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