Disk Performance Plugin

[Stephen Kuhn]

On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 16:30, roger wrote:

> If someone is interested in getting this plug in in order to make it 
> "official" (i.e. hosting it, improving/fixing it, adding his/her 
> credits,...), please let me know and I'll provide you with the source code 
> (C).
> 
> Note:
> - This plug in has only been running on my system (Mandrake 9.1) equipped with 
> IDE disks. 
> - The above snapshots are on my home computer. If it doesn't work - this may 
> be due to the machine not being up or the ADSL connection down - just try a 
> moment later.
> 
> Cheers,
> Roger

Ah well - tried getting onto yer ftp site but didn't find much of
anything...I'd dig giving it a go...I'm on MDK 9.1+ - ain't like it's
going to trash my system, ya reckon?

stephen kuhn - owner
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