Michael Tokarev wrote:
As you see, it writes 2 bytes, llseeks to THE SAME
position, writes next 2 bytes and so on. This takes
HUGE amount of time, and can be done, in most cases,
in a single write without any seeks.
Is it just me or are savevm/loadvm/delvm really THAT
broken?
It's qcow2 that is broken, with the new default cache=writethrough.
Does cache=writeback speed things up?
Please excuse me for this long delay replying...
I tried other solutions meanwhile (migrate to exec:), but did not
succeed there either.
Well. While with writeback mode, the speed is definitely
better. But it is still very very slow - not THAT terrible,
but it still takes several mins to complete a 512MB VM with
a single 4Gb qcow2 file.
Any idea what is happening? Is it disk bound, or cpu bound?
It shouldn't be that slow with writeback.
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