Re: I/O wait question/scenario

> Actually, the vendor is about right ;-) if they burn more cpu- cycles
> on something else, the io-wait percentage is going to go down.
>
> not that this makes the application any faster, or the users any
> happier, but on paper they will look better, i.e. reduce i/o wait
> percentage.

I have a problem in my car where the gas tank has a big air pocket when the tank is only 1/4 full. When I fill the gas tank up, the air bubble disappears. When I burn a little gasoline (or petrol for some of you...) a small air pocket reappears. After a while, the big air pocket returns again.

What does this have to do with my gas mileage or how fast my car can go?????

Cheers,
Brian

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