> You have "Maximum Volume Jobs = 1" in your pool. If you intend to
> use a single storage device and this pool you can only run 1 job 
> at a time on this pool since only 1 job can be written to a volume
> a storage device can only load 1 volume at a time.

I think we had "Maximum Volume Jobs = 1" so that we get a new file on the 
storage daemon for each job that runs.

Is there any way to keep the one-file-per-job feature and also allow multiple 
concurrent jobs to the device?

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Baskin School of Engineering                                     831-459-5354
UC Santa Cruz                                         Baskin Engineering 317B
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