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Hello, I decided to build a coda filesystem to hold a source code repository that will be managed by PRCS. I installed coda 5.3.19 from /usr/ports on FreeBSD 4.5. My RVM data area is a 90M raw partition; my RVM log area is a 20M raw partition on a separate disk. My log size is 2M (should I have said 20M?), so vice-setup reports: --- log area: /dev/rdas1a, size 2M. --- data area: /dev/rda0s1h, size 90M. /vicepa is a 1GB filesystem. There's plenty of space under /usr/coda and under /vice. I installed venus on the same machine with a 20MB cache. My problems came when I tried to check-in the source repository. This is an intensive operation (not unlike untarring a large archive), where PRCS creates about 5000 directories and RCS files, totaling about 30MB. The checkin produced lots of coda errors and an unusable, corrupt source repository -- for instance: 20:32:51 Creating new log for root vnode 20:32:51 VAttachVolumeById: vol 3000002 (prcs.data.0) attached and online 20:32:51 create: volume 3000002 (prcs.data.0) created [...] rcs: /coda/prcs/PRCSroot/www/f/46_star_readi,v: No space left on device WorkerMux: worker read error [...] 20:56:01 Caution, replicated volume 0x3000002, resolution is turned off. 20:56:31 Reintegrate: prcs.data, 100/518 records, result = SUCCESS I recall that coda can have a performance problem with intense operations like this checkin. I'd like to know if I can tune my configuration so that it will work. Can anyone help? Thanks, ------------------------------------------- John David Duncan Systems Administrator Great Schools, Inc.Received on 2002-06-26 14:22:54