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The interleave factor, interleave, refers to the relationship between
sequential logical records and sequential physical records on the disk. It
defines the number of physical records that lie between the beginning
points of two consecutively numbered logical records. The choice of
interleave factor can have a substantial impact on disk performance.
For more information, consult the manual for your disk hardware.
Also see the mediainit(1) man page.
Advanced File System
Parameters Screen
Figure 5-20
These parameters apply only to HFS file systems. You can use the
default values computed by Ignite-UX, or change them, as needed.
When you have finished with this area, select OK to return to the File
System tab.
For More Information To get more details about the following, refer to the mkfs_hfs(1M) and
mkfs(1M) man pages.
• Rotational Delay
• Fragment Size
• Block Size
Chapter 5
Installing from the Ignite-UX Server
Configuring the Installation
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