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Subject: Re: BuffMemType in 1020 Mountlist
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Date: 26 May 89 04:49:55 GMT
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Date: Thu, 25 May 89 14:23 PDT
From: Montgomery Kosma <kosma@ALAN.LAAC-AI.Dialnet.Symbolics.COM>
Subject: Re: BuffMemType in 1020 Mountlist
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In article <17741@mimsy.UUCP>, Paul M. Franceus <uunet!mimsy!pmf> writes:
	 I would recommen using a program like FACC II for your floppy cacheing.
    It works a WHOLE lot better than Addbuffers (or adding more buffers via the
    Mountlist).
 
quick AddBuffers question:  for devices which are mounted (e.g. FFS Hard Disk
partitions) is using AddBuffers equivalent to specifying buffers in the mountlist
for each device?  If so, I probably ought to just take the AddBuffers commands out
of my startup files...
 
Montgomery N. Kosma