Re: Data Storage Issue (Basic Issue)

Eric Sosman wrote:
>     No.  "Suggestive," perhaps, or even "cautionary."  But for
> my own part I wouldn't confer "very indicative" on a lab result
> that cannot be reproduced by an independent experimenter.  A
> citation of a full re****t or published paper or something of that
> nature might change my mind, but at the moment ... no.

OK, that's fine.  It was something that convinced me that it worked in
that 
case because I could interact with people who conducted the test.  You
choose 
to reject the anecdote because I have no credibility with you.

I'm sure the result can be reproduced by an independent experimenter, if
they 
were authorized to use the various proprietary parts.

I would not be surprised if more objective results are available to you
with a 
quick Google.  Given the amount of time Oracle and others have offered
direct 
disk-management modules, I would be surprised if such results were not 
available to you.  Do let us know what you find, won't you?

-- 
Lew