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From: guy@CS.UCLA.EDU (Richard Guy)
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Subject: Re: File system accesses
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Three papers besides Ousterhout's come to mind:

	Kure, Oivind. "Optimization of File Migration in Distributed Systems,"
			UCBerkeley Tech Report UCB/CSD 88/413, April, 1988.
			[Dissertation; 203 pages; ~100 references; uses same
			trace data as Smith's disk cache paper in TOCS 3:3]

	Floyd, Rick.  "Short-Term File Reference Patterns in a UNIX
			Environment," Univ of Rochester, CSD Tech Report TR 177,
			March, 1986.
			[79 pages; stratified by file type, user]

	Floyd, Rick.  "Directory Reference Patterns in a UNIX
			Environment," Univ of Rochester, CSD Tech Report TR 179,
			August, 1986.
			[79 pages; stratified by file type, user]

All three should be readily available from their originating departments.
Kure's work is based on commercial IBM 360/370 systems; Floyd's work is
from an academic 4.2BSD in a CSD environment.

richard
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Richard Guy
UCLA Computer Science Department
guy@cs.ucla.edu