>From: Zlatko Calusic <zlatko@iskon.hr>
>Date: 24 May 2000 11:17:30 +0200
>Subject: Re: Linux I/O performance in 2.3.99pre
>Yes, you are right. I tested performance with different parameters to
>elvtune, and it definitely improves rewriting speed if I put bigger
>numbers. In fact with 1000000/1000000/128 it is back to 2.3.42 results
>(rewriting speed ~9.2MB/s).
Now, *this* is interesting. I was getting 18MB/sec (IBM UltraStar 10K)
under 2.3.51, and I can't get close to that under 2.3.99-anything.
So: (1) where do I get elvtune ? (2) it sounds as if this should work
without the classzone patch, meaning that the pre9-pre2+quintela fixes
for VM plus elvtune might get me back to a reasonable level of
performance. Andrea - any thoughts on this ?
>While at it, could you explain what are write bomb logic and latency
>numbers? What do they define?
I'd love to know this as well.
--p
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