tis 2006-07-18 klockan 09:16 -0700 skrev Gary W. Smith: > My understand of this (from a friend) is that it is possible that an > application could be slower under non-ideal circumstances. That is, > this drive now makes a decision of what data to retrieve when, instead > of just answering OS level requests. The elevator scenario is a good > example of how performance can be increased and decreased as well. The buffer space available in the drives is too small compared to the OS buffers for this to be visible I would say.. and assuming the drive logics is not too dumb and gives read somewhat higher priority than write then it's likely to make better decisions than the OS elevator as it has more indepth knowledge of the seek position. So in either case it should be a win for Squid as it allows the drive to operate much more efficient. Regards Henrik
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