At 20:32 08-08-02, Scully, William wrote:

>with modern emulated DASD striping isn't necessarily needed.

As always it depends. If you have a fairly large LVM logical volume
not striped, then the data you write for a file will typically be
in a single physical device. So a single subchannel. If you spread
your writes over multiple volumes more blocks can flow. Whether you
like to cap the I/O of your Linux machine is another matter.

Rob

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