Linux Scalability Effort Files

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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aiov.patch.2568	2003-07-03	9.9 kB	0
aiordwr-rollup.patch	2003-04-24	44.3 kB	0
07ext2getblk_wq.patch	2003-04-24	3.1 kB	0
06bread_wq.patch	2003-04-24	5.3 kB	0
05aiowrdown_wq.patch	2003-04-24	454 Bytes	0
04down_wq-86.patch	2003-04-24	4.7 kB	0
03aiowr.patch	2003-04-24	6.5 kB	0
02aiord.patch	2003-04-24	4.4 kB	0
01aioretry.patch	2003-04-24	17.7 kB	0
Totals: 9 Items		96.4 kB	0

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