ke at least 2x
as long as SCSI "DAS" disks, and why paged i/o appears to be no more
than 1/2 the speed of direct i/o on both types of disk, specifically
for large i/os (>256k chunks.)
Please reply with CC to me directly as I am still not on the list (but
I will be soon.)
Thanks.
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Ma
s to see if you can get it to asplode.
It seems that my 'all KERN_DEBUG"some string here"' was off by
one - there was one, the newest, with a comma after the KERN_DEBUG.
Removing it solved the problem.
Many thanks for the assistance.
--
Mark Hull-Richter, Linux Kernel Engin
" is KERN_DEBUG in , used with printk. Are you
using printk in the following forms?
printk(KERN_DEBUG "A debug message.\n");
Yes, exclusively.
Perhaps you have something looping that's outputting KERN_DEBUG with a
null message? Or one of your diagnostic printk statements includes
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