I have no idea. I downloaded the script from Bob without modifications
and ran it specifying only the name of our pool. Should I have changed
something to run the test?
We have two kinds of x4500/x4540, those with Sol 10 10/08, and 2 running
svn117 for ZFS quotas. Worth trying on both?
Lund
Ross wrote:
Jorgen,
Am I right in thinking the numbers here don't quite work. 48M blocks is just
9,000 files isn't it, not 93,000?
I'm asking because I had to repeat a test earlier - I edited the script with
vi, but when I ran it, it was still using the old parameters. I ignored it as
a one off, but I'm wondering if your test has done a similar thing.
Ross
x4540 running svn117
# ./zfs-cache-test.ksh zpool1
zfs create zpool1/zfscachetest
creating data file set 93000 files of 8192000 bytes0
under
/zpool1/zfscachetest ...
done1
zfs unmount zpool1/zfscachetest
zfs mount zpool1/zfscachetest
doing initial (unmount/mount) 'cpio -o . /dev/null'
48000247 blocks
real 4m7.13s
user 0m9.27s
sys 0m49.09s
doing second 'cpio -o . /dev/null'
48000247 blocks
real 4m52.52s
user 0m9.13s
sys 0m47.51s
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