Try using SCSI drives. SCSI makes a big difference on servers, especially
servers that are running more than one process. You could also try
knocking down the cache mem parameter a bit. I run with 96 MB on my main
Squid box too, and I have cache_mem = 6 MB. cache_mem isn't an absolute
limit on the overall process, it only affects Squid's object pool in RAM.

        -Bill

On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Andre L. Silva wrote:

> HI,
> 
>       I have problems with performance here too.
>       I have a SQUID-2.1-patch2 and performance is too slow comparing
> to direct conection (without squid).
>       My machine is a P233 MMX with 96MB and 2.5 GB for cache on a IDE
> drive (Quantum Fireball 4.3 GB). In machine only run SendMail, POP, ppp,
> apache (slow trafic, secundary site) and SQUID.
>       SQUID has been configured to use 40 MB of memory.
>       I have recompiled Squid with option --disable-async-io, and
> nothing hapening.
>       Who have any idea ?
>       Sincerely,
> 
> Andre L. Silva
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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