tuations anyway)
XFS is a journaling fs, but it does all it's work in a very
clever way (delayed allocation etc.) - so usually you should
under normal conditions get decent performance out of it -
otherwise it might be worth sending a mail to the XFS
mailinglist (resierfs maybe dito)
t
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Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tatsuo Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I have tested PostgreSQL with 2-4 CPU linux boxes. In summary, 2 CPU
>> was a big win, but 4 was not. I'm not sure where the bottle neck is
>> though.
> Our not-very-good implementation of spin locking (using select
stuff very well)
also it might be worth to eventually ask on the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
list for someone willing to play with PostgreSQL on FreeBSD/alpha
just some ideas ...
t
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