[cvsnt] Can cvsnt go faster?

Peter Crowther Peter.Crowther at melandra.com
Fri Nov 18 13:30:37 GMT 2005


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> From: [...] Gerhard Fiedler
> Isn't that something that usually should get handled by the 
> system cache
> for the drive? What's the difference in this case between the use of a
> ramdrive and the use of a similar-sized cache for a harddisk?

That in the case of the system cache, dirty pages will be written to the
disk once the cache fills - which would happen very, very quickly with a
large update.  The disk i/o system has no knowledge that you've deleted
the file again, so writes the data even though it 'no longer needs to'
by some definition.

		- Peter



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