On 6/2/14, 17:22 27, Peter van Embden wrote:
In the meantime: is there a way to tell RDImport to just slow down while importing, so it doesn't use all the bandwith?
You can try nice(1), but I wouldn't hold my breath. This is really taking kvm into a problem domain that it was never designed to address. Guest OS scheduling policies stop at the hypervisor; the underlying virt host knows nothing whatever about them!
And the system manager wonders why RDImport needs a >3 GB file to import a 650 MB file.
Because it utilizes 32 bit floating point format. It's a temp file and disc space is cheap; this way we guarantee that we're not going to truncate sample resolution no matter what combination of input / output formats are in question.
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