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Unix Cache / Buffer
Does anyone know how the unix buffer / cache is set in a Solaris based system ?
( I presume it is a kernel based setting ) I notice from SAR -d that my read cache is consistently at 100% but my write cache frequently falls below 65%. What does this mean. Should I be tuning the write cache and if so, how ? Is there a single buffer / cache or separate ones for read & write ? |
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