Harald Barth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It matters to me. Init 300Mb cache on Sun1000E (Sol7): Enough time for
> a trip to Burger King to get a banana milkshake and back:
>
> Nov 30 21:27:59 shake.stacken.kth.se unix: Starting AFS cache scan...
> Nov 30 21:56:07 shake.stacken.kth.se unix: found 0 non-empty cache files (0%).
This only happens the first time you setup a cache. Without changing
your cacheinfo file, reboot and tell me these times again. I bet it's
a much shorter time.
FTR, one reason that the cache files are created a-priori is that
there isn't a consistent way to create files from the kernel.
-derek
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