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I like the part about "...claims that a software upgrade to Windows
2003, which tweaks how the server writes data to disk under certain
high-activity circumstances, boosted file-serving performance on both
server boxes by 60% over the Linux servers."

Does that sound anything like one of the improvements that were added to
2.6 not too long ago?


Joe--


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