Hi, Recently, I was looking into why softraid's RAID5 write performance was so disappointing on my hardware. For reference, on the exact same hardware where RAIDframe easily does over 25 mbytes/sec, softraid barely does 1,5 mbytes/sec. I found that this was because sr_raidp_rw() always splits up write operations into blocks of strip_size bytes and reads and updates the parity separately for each block. RAIDframe on the other hand optimises its writes so that if (no_chunks - 1) * strip_size ...

Prezado Cliente Consta em nosso sistema um tmtulo vencido referente ao mjs de Maio ( 05 / 2010 ) caso nco tenha efetuado o pagamento segue o tmtulo em anexo. Titulo_Maio ( 05 / 2010 ) Aguardo sua confirmagco.

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By the way, thanks a lot for higlighting this wonderful language. And it is very likely that I use it in the future for creating some utilities. I confirm small and lightweight needs to keep existing in this world where the rule is : growth(time) = a_constant x exponential(time) Thanks.

Haters please go off-list, identity is not relevant on a discussion list, I do not need attention nor personal implication. I'd be delighted to speak about privacy and stuff with my detractors, off-list. SELinux is another debate, I don't want to waste your time with it. Thanks for your participation, I was still able to get some clever answers. It's frightening to see how easy it is to lie to people and make them believe you're right and the others are wrong, god bless demagogy. But I'm ...

Hi, I would state this even stronger :-) I had a friend give me a Dell Precision M70 which, under XP was beyond useless, and under OpenBSD 4.7 it just flies. Very very very nice. From my POV, it is perfect and works perfectly. Do note, my definition of perfect and your definition of perfect might not be the same... Ie, I think that cwm is the best of all worlds for window managers, an opinion not necessarly shared by the rest of the world. When you get away from the OS that came with ...

thank you for the tip, that input=1 option brought back my picture. happy again ;)

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