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CHAPTER DOWNLOADS Oracle disk I/O tuning: ATA tuning in Linux, part 2 Mike Ault 08.06.2004 Rating: -1.50- (out of 5) Digg This!     StumbleUpon     Del.icio.us    The following is part of a series on the different aspects of disk I/O performance and optimization for Oracle databases. Each tip is excerpted from the not-yet-released Rampant TechPress book, "Oracle disk I/O tuning," by Mike Ault. Check back to the main series page for upcoming installments. [TABLE]

This tip, listing hdparm parameters K-S, is a continuation of ATA tuning in Linux, part 1.

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