dan schrieb:
> just for reference:
> 
> time for i in `seq 1 10000`; do mkdir $i; done
> 
> ext3
> real    0m15.536s
> user    0m7.764s
> sys    0m6.108s
> bonnie++
> xfs
> real    0m14.365s
> user    0m7.856s
> sys    0m6.148s
> 
> reiserfs
> real    0m13.679s
> user    0m8.053s
> sys    0m6.024s

Dan,

do you have bonnie++ installed? Would you please benchmark your 
filesystems with:

bonnie++ -u root -f -n 10:0:0:1000 -s0

And post the file creation results? Thanks a lot!

Additionaly it would be very interesting to get your inode creation rate 
while incremental dumps are running:

cd /path/to/your/backuppc/storage
while true; do df -i -P . |tail -1| awk '{print $3}'; sleep 10; done

-- 
Regards
Christoph
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