no solution fore a about 2 years!!! wow! this really cool. but latest
ubuntu distros hung nice without need to copy large data. they just
hangs (windozz way?). sorry.
emm maybe i'm wrong, but this bug appears only (or almost always)
in ubuntu-based distros, isn't it?
has anyone tried to repro
Hi. i have or actually had the same problem, average speed from IDE to
SATA was 5mbps. Then i tries to tune with hdparm and sdparm - nothing.
But i noticed that I coudn't set to use UDMA mode (yeah, hdd support
it), so i tried to set it in BIOS. BIOS saz that all settings is auto
and it use the fa
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strange, it is too slow even for coping from one partition to another on
the same hd. it's look like some hardware isn't configured properly.
maybe u should try to manually set one of UDMA mode (max from available,
but first try set max UDMA with software) (not PIO). it helps me on
feisty a
rtfm. copying a lot of small files takes more time than copying large
with the same size. ntfs? its a stone age, use ext or raiser. also
notice that copyng to /dev/null is different than copying to hdd or
other media. btw, it's very interesting you don't have hdd options in
bios. do u have the late
maybe hdd works in one of PIO mode? this mode use CPU to accelerate io
operations (something like that =), look more in wikipedia) try to set
one of udma
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maybe hdd works in one of PIO mode? this mode use CPU to accelerate io
operations (something like that =), look more in wikipedia) try to set
one of udma
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yupp, dma mustn't make heavy cpu load, for sure, but r u sure your hdd
use dma?
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from auto to udma6. but u
can try and see results.
truly you, pinepain
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[sorry] yeah, i was totally wrong. copying to /dev/null is much faster
than to fs. dunno why did i sad that sh*t =).
i just tried to switch my hdd from primary sata connector to secondary
and it is a little slower than on primary. so read your MB manual to
know where is primary sata connector and
Hi,
Maybe the problem is in motherboard (chipset, etc.)? I've notice that
ASUS motherboards (as well as it subsidiary, ASRock) doesn't work
clearly under linux (problems with ACPI, slow hdd performance). So I
think it would be nice to get statistic on MB models (also notice BIOS
version) and v
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