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I/O and Filesystems for Parallel Computers

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From: David F. Kotz
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 1989 16:12
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I am doing some research in the area of disk I/O and filesystems for
parallel processors. Does anyone have any references, addresses, or
relevant information on the I/O capabilities and strategies taken by
the various commercial multiprocessors? (eg Encore, Sequent,
hypercubes, Connection Machine, etc). 

Also, any references regarding disk striping, disk caching and
prefetching, parallel disk I/O, etc would be most welcome. 

PLEASE PLEASE use e-mail as I don't read all of the groups I've posted
this message to.

Thanks in advance,
David Kotz

Department of Computer Science, Duke University, Durham, NC 27706
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