On Feb 11, 2009, at 1:02 PM, Ivan Voras wrote:
As previously demonstrated by me and others, Linux usually has
significantly better file system performance in the non-virtualized
case, so the difference could be simply increased by the
virtualization.
In my limited experience with VMWare l
On Feb 13, 2009 8:27pm, Josh Paetzel wrote:
In my limited experience with VMWare linux seems to have near bare metal
disk performance. FreeBSD seems to incur a significant performance penalty.
For instance on my laptop, running OSX and VMWare Fusion, FreeBSd virtual
machines can't saturate
Hi,
ivo...@gmail.com wrote:
As for the original thread topic: I've communicated with the OP and it
appears his method of benchmarking had an error so the problems that
appear in his post are bogus.
It is not quite true that the "method" is bogus, there just seems to be
a huge difference bet
Richard Tector wrote:
> O. Hartmann wrote:
>> When I read this posting I was quite happy having found a possible
>> solution, but I can't find the above mentioned OID, FreeBSD
>> 8.0-CURRENT/amd64 (running on this box) shows only "hw.ata.wc: 1" as
>> a relevant OID. No hw.mpt.XXX OIDs anywere. This
> > But the issue is that writing to disk is extremely slow...i.e. 14Mb per
> > second
> >
> > If I install any other linux distribution, like CentOS, write speek is
> > the way it should be..it averages around 190Mb+ per second
> >
> > I was hoping if it were at all possible for you to assis
Dieter wrote:
But the issue is that writing to disk is extremely slow...i.e. 14Mb per
second
If I install any other linux distribution, like CentOS, write speek is
the way it should be..it averages around 190Mb+ per second
I was hoping if it were at all possible for you to assist me in with
