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John Drescher wrote:
>> As a conclusion: As far as I understand this fact, interleaving
>> (concurrent writing of up to 20 clients) causes significant performance
>> slowdowns while restoring? And would spooling help? Does spooling
>> unscramble the interleaved data?
>>
> Spooling will definitely help. I use a max spool size of 2 to 5 GB
> which keeps the drive pretty busy when multiple clients are
> concurrently running.

Will it spool the 2-5 GB for each client independently and then write to
the drive every once in awhile, or I wonder does it tend to spool then
write then spool then write, all jobs at once.

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