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SubjectRe: [NFS] New version of Linux NFSv3 client is out...
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>                                                            ^^^^^^
> What's the story with the 250Mb/sec sequential block rate? Is the linux
> client caching this data? Should it really be doing this?

With NFSv3 yes. v3 has some very nice ideas. One of these is that write
is a two phase operation. You do a write() you keep the data cached locally
and send it off to the server, later you commit old data and the commit is
allowed to fail forcing a client resend of the write.

The benchmark numbers are probably bogus for real world situations as I suspect
either both or neither would cache normally


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