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Article #51Re: Eunice can't deal with 5-part newsgroup names
From: Stephen Tihor
Date: Thu, 21 May 1987 16:58
Date: Thu, 21 May 1987 16:58
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the number of blocks allocated and read in a "chunk" is set by the disks cluste factor (set to 4 for 2K basic units) and the RMS multiblock counts that determine how many blocks are read ahead/written behind when another I/O is called for. If Eunice is bypassing this entirely without doing the same itself that could explain some performance problems. In general VMS I/O speeds are low compared to commerical systems like IBMs but reasonable compared to other supermini operating systems.
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