Re: Warning - running *really* short on DMA buffers while doing file transfers

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> I'm now saying for the 3rd time, that there's zero problem in having a
> huge dirty cache backlog. This is not the problem, please disregard any
> reference to that. Count only the time spent for servicing a read
> request, _from when it enters the drive_ and until it completes. IO
> scheduler is _not_ involved.

On the drive? That's all I've been saying.

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Justin
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