Matthew Kirkwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I had assumed that the overhead would come from synchronous > metadata incurring writes of at least the inode, block bitmap > and probably an indirect block for each syscall. No Unix that I've ever heard of forces metadata to disk after each "write" call; anyone who tried it would have abysmal performance. That's what fsync and the syncer daemon are for. regards, tom lane
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