... Rhino.

Note that our use of the term ``storage manager'' differs from that in other database literature [gray]. ``Storage manager'' commonly refers to the code that manages raw disk I/O. In our system, the storage manager is a resource manager specialized for file manipulation. Raw disk I/O is not part of the transaction service, since Rhino directly uses the raw I/O facility provided by SPIN's file system.

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... faults.

One version of Rhino requires a trans_setrange system call instead of page fault detection. In that version, ``trans_setrange(sid, 256, 128);'' is needed just before memset.

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... once

When the page is purged and later brought in again, Rhino takes a page fault again.

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... configuration

Warm numbers are not shown for the medium configurations. In fact, they are almost same as their cold counterparts.

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... cache

We used a raw device for databases to bypass operating system caching.

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