run quite as slow as the results above suggest,
by in effect creating a very large in-process write buffer.
On FreeBSD this test program does about 28+2191019io according to csh
'time', I assume that's in 8KB blocks, in which case it's 16.7GB of I/O.
In 51 mins that
ead movements
may be being forced, though not 20000 as that would imply 2.7ms
per seek.
Richard
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Detailed notes on the test system configurations are at:
http://www.netcraft.com/freebsd/random-IO/results-notes.txt
Thanks,
Richard
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