Poor performance unlinking hard-linked files (repost)

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Just posting this again more neatly formatted and just the
'meat':

a) program creates piles of small temporary files, hard
   links them out to different directories, unlinks the
   originals.

b) filesystem size: ~ 300Gb (backed by hardware RAID5)

c) as the filesystem grows (currently about 30% full) 
   the unlink performance becomes horrible.  Watching
   iostat, there's a lot of reading going on as well.

Is this expected?  Is there anything we can do about it?
(short of rewrite Cyrus replication)

Thanks,

Bron.
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