8 апреля 2016 г. 2:58:15 CEST, Dan McDonald пишет:
>A repeating problem has been with the ISO/USB "Caiman" installer
>barfing out upon selecting a timezone in Europe, Asia, or Africa. All
>of these have timezones that use non-ASCII characters in one of their
>zone names.
>
>I've finally (and sorr
On Fri, 8 Apr 2016, Phil Harman wrote:
You also need to consider latency vs throughput. Most devices work better with
a queue depth greater than one.
NVMe's claim to fame is its multi-threaded performance in that it is
able to effectively read/write many blocks in parallel. SATA and NVMe
s
> So my quick question to you all: for r151018 (and backporting), do you
> prefer a nicer-looking installer that craps out if you select Africa,
> Europe, or Asia? Or do you prefer a sketchier-looking one that works
> for all timezones out of the box? I'm cutting the last 017 bloody
> with this,
> On Apr 7, 2016, at 8:58 PM, Dan McDonald wrote:
>
> So my quick question to you all: for r151018 (and backporting), do you
> prefer a nicer-looking installer that craps out if you select Africa, Europe,
> or Asia? Or do you prefer a sketchier-looking one that works for all
> timezones out
Did some digging myself trying to find out the block size of the DC P3600
line and found that intel only specs the 400GB unit at 500MB/s for
sequential writes, every other model in the DC line does 1000MB/s minimum.
So the numbers I'm seeing are in line with what they should be capable of.
So, I h
