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I see some worrying dips in the graphs - can our I/O specialists comment on which ones are understood and which are not?<BR>
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- peter -<BR>
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On 2/25/08 2:44 PM, "Andrew C. Uselton" <<FONT COLOR="#0000FF"><U>acuselton@lbl.gov</U></FONT>> wrote:<BR>
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> Howdy all,<BR>
> I'd been in conversation with Cliff White over the last few weeks, and <BR>
> he'd expressed an interest in having me post a draft of a report I've <BR>
> been working on. If you've already heard of it here it is. For those <BR>
> who hadn't I'll try to describe it briefly.<BR>
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> In December I assisted with some Lustre benchmark tests on the <BR>
> Franklin Cray XT here at NERSC. Since then I've tried to summarize our <BR>
> analysis and results. The attached pdf is a draft of that summary. The <BR>
> introduction is almost completely useless, so feel free to skip (unless <BR>
> you want to have a laugh at the author's expense). Section 3 has the <BR>
> main details about what we observed and what we thought about it. <BR>
> Section 2 may be amusing for those (like me) who care about methodology. <BR>
> Cheers,<BR>
> Andrew<BR>
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