Arno Lehmann schrieb:
> > A better way in my opinion is to used a spool sized ring buffer in
> > memory rather then a disk based spool. The consumer would only start
> > after the producer had put a large set amount in it and continued until
> > drained the buffer.
>
> Sure... those approaches
Hi,
16.02.2010 21:37, Edward M. Markowski wrote:
>
> I thought about this reciently, after I moved my spool dir to a 1.5 GB
> ramdisk, I had been using 100GB of a mirrored pair of 500GB SATA drives
> my throughtput to tape went up be a little over 10Mps.
>
> A few thoughts, see inline..
>
I thought about this reciently, after I moved my spool dir to a 1.5 GB
ramdisk, I had been using 100GB of a mirrored pair of 500GB SATA drives my
throughtput to tape went up be a little over 10Mps.
A few thoughts, see inline..
On Tue, 16 Feb 2010, Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hi,
16.02.2010 11
> On Tue, 16 Feb 2010 12:30:44 +0100, Arno Lehmann said:
>
> Hi,
>
> 16.02.2010 11:50, Daniel Kamm wrote:
> > That's maybe a stupid question, but I really wonder...
> >
> > Using Disk Spooling prior to write data to tape, heads in a sequential
> > write order:
> > a) write data from backup
Hi,
16.02.2010 11:50, Daniel Kamm wrote:
> That's maybe a stupid question, but I really wonder...
>
> Using Disk Spooling prior to write data to tape, heads in a sequential
> write order:
> a) write data from backup client to disk spool directory
> b) write data from spool directory to tape
>
>
Daniel Kamm wrote:
> That's maybe a stupid question, but I really wonder...
>
> Using Disk Spooling prior to write data to tape, heads in a sequential
> write order:
> a) write data from backup client to disk spool directory
> b) write data from spool directory to tape
>
> Why are those tasks do
That's maybe a stupid question, but I really wonder...
Using Disk Spooling prior to write data to tape, heads in a sequential
write order:
a) write data from backup client to disk spool directory
b) write data from spool directory to tape
Why are those tasks done sequentially?
Let's say if the
