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On Sun, 8 Feb 1998, Peter J. Braam wrote: > Steve, > > What's in your /usr/coda/etc/vstab? > > Are you using a LOG file or a raw log partition, same for data on the > server? What is the size of that data file? > > Things are slow (and a solution is in the making) but what you tell us is > terrible. > > - Peter - As I commented in my posting, the log and metadata are on their own partitions. Which data file are you asking about above? I admit to being confused, as I apparently have log information in one partition, file metatdata in another partition, and the actual files themselves (??) under /usr/src/vicepa. Perhaps an overall definition of terms would be appropriate? The /usr/coda/etc/vstab file reads thusly: /coda:/dev/cfs0:cy.steve.net:/usr/coda/venus.cache:20000:1 Let me know what other information you may need. Steve > > > On Sun, 8 Feb 1998, Steven N. Hirsch wrote: > > > Under Intel Linux, I've yet to get through my basic networking test: > > > > - Copy linux source tree to coda volume > > - Do 'make mrproper' > > - Do 'make xconfig' > > (etc.) > > > > Copying the source to the server takes almost an hour (and, yes, I do have > > the metadata and log on their own partitions). This is incredibly slow.. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > Make mrproper fails on the first pass because it still thinks that > > directories it has just cleaned of files are busy. > > > > If I clean by hand, and attempt xconfig it fails with random corrupted > > files. > > > > Smaller applications will build (most of the time), but something's broken > > somewhere. Any ideas where to look? > > > > Steve > > > > > > >Received on 1998-02-09 07:26:18