Also:
* ps axlww
* dmesg
* pstat -s
* 'vmstat 1' output for a good 20 seconds.
(during the period of heavy disk I/O).
In re: to softupdates. It should make a huge difference for mail
applications. If it doesn't, then perhaps it isn't compiled into
your kernel? I recommend researching that a bit more, turning it on
(unmount the filesystem(s), 'tunefs -n enable filesystem' for each
filesystem, then mount them up again), and making sure it's configured
in the kernel ('options SOFTUPDATES' in the kernel config.
In 4.2, the generic kernel has it configured).
-Matt
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