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From: Jeff Mohler <supra87t@yahoo.com>
Subject: zero copy NFS patch?
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Im trying to understand what this patch accomplishes,
and whether or not I should apply it.

I work with Network Appliance boxes, and that last bit
of tuning always comes in handy.

Thanks!

PS: The drive migration hints all worked well..thanks
to everyone who had input!

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