Hi all,
I have a simple solid state disk to play with here.
See http://nerv.eu.org/iram/
Reiserfs is known to have good performance with small files. I am a big fan of
it and am using it in production, however the numbers I got here got me
thinking. fsstone is basically a
read u review. one thing i am not quite understand is the
Numbers speak from themselves. It's interesting to note that all
filesystems top the write speed at ~106MB/s and read speed at ~125MB/s.
It seem we're hitting 32bit PCI throughput limit here .
since u said the iram use pci slot for power
Jure Pe??ar wrote (ao):
I have a simple solid state disk to play with here.
See http://nerv.eu.org/iram/
Interesting review, thanks.
To get better reliability you could raid1 them.
I guess this is a 'must' anyway when used in servers (just like with
harddisks).
Have to try this product
Ming Zhang wrote (ao):
read u review. one thing i am not quite understand is the
Numbers speak from themselves. It's interesting to note that all
filesystems top the write speed at ~106MB/s and read speed at
~125MB/s. It seem we're hitting 32bit PCI throughput limit here .
since u said
o, yes. thx.
http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2480p=10
see this review, when copy a large iso file, the speed is still around
~100MB/s. and this review also use a ASUS A8N motherboard.
so none of these tests can 100% reflect the real performance. we need a
nice SATA controller
On 4/27/06, Sander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a simple solid state disk to play with here.
See http://nerv.eu.org/iram/
Interesting review, thanks.
To get better reliability you could raid1 them.
I guess this is a 'must' anyway when used in servers (just like with
harddisks).
Have
Hi,
It takes so long to mount since ReiserFS reads all the bitmaps before
mounting. The larger the file system, the longer it takes.
I wonder why it has to read all of them. Are they stored in RAM after
reading? Otherwise I cannot see why it should be done at all.
with kind regards,
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Michael Weissenbacher wrote:
Hi,
It takes so long to mount since ReiserFS reads all the bitmaps before
mounting. The larger the file system, the longer it takes.
I wonder why it has to read all of them. Are they stored in RAM after
reading?
On 4/27/06, Toby Thain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure ECC would be nice, but how does this differ from disk? Silent
failures are certainly possible.
The fact that error detection and propagation doesn't really happen
in modern disk subsystems is why systems like Sun's ZFS are coming
into
Hi all.
I just ran out of space while compiling, and went to delete everything
in /var/tmp/portage. I get the error:
rm: reading directory
`/var/tmp/portage/nautilus-2.12.2//work/nautilus-2.12.2/cut-n-paste-code':
Input/output error
rm: cannot remove directory
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