According to Steffen Neumann:
>
>Yes, you need to -init. 
>Afterwards the DATA container should be size 100M.
>

Nope, it is only 2.2Meg!

>What about du -sh /coda/whatever while connected, how much does it
>show ? 

About 2.8Meg

>I don't know how coda handles sparse files, but are there files like
>open("/coda/somewhere"); seek(+30MB); close() ?
>

Unlikely, most of the files are source code or compiled object files.
All I know is that I seem to be hitting some sort of limit - my coda
works fine but if I compile up a particular tree I start getting
problems with files not staying in cache on my laptop.  It does seem
to be related to the number of files I have in my volume because the
problem goes away if I remove files from the volume.

This is on a NetBSD 1.5-ish machine running 5.3.5, I have plenty of
free diskspace on the machine.

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