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On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, Sean Eric Fagan wrote:

> >> Bytes transferred : 200,910,987,981
> 
> If I did the math right, that's an average of a bit more than 2MBytes/sec.
> average throughput.  (I am assuming this is for a 24 hour period.)
> 
> That means it has surprassed a normal ethernet, but has plenty of room for a
> fast ethernet.  If it's still connected by 100Mbps connection, it still has
> plenty of room.

I feel sorry for those hard disks... I assume they are not Seagates if 
they crank that hard and still aren't toast!

Kevin