appropriate CCD interleave for LFS

Would using a ccd equal to LFS' big block size result in
near-optimal
or optimal performance for, let's say, compiling large
amounts of
source and/or general desktop use?

The other strategy I've heard of is using [large] prime
numbers; is
this more appropriate for ffs due to the fact that it
ensures that
inodes are evenly distributed among all components?

Am I mistaken on any point here?


Thanks a lot,

-Blair

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