Re: Disk I/O slowness
Casey Deccio <[email protected]> Wed, 29 Jul 2026 20:01:20 -0600
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> On Jul 29, 2026, at 6:51=E2=80=AFPM, David Christensen = <[email protected]> wrote: >=20 > What is the model number/ part number of your motherboard? MBD-X12DPI-N6-O >=20 > Have you disabled Intel PCH RAID in Setup -- e.g. so that the = motherboard disk interface ports appear as non-RAID ports (SATA/SAS)? No, I haven't tried that. > How are the disk drives connected to the motherboard? What is the = speed rating of the cables? Do the cables have locking connectors? If = you are using backplanes/ racks, what is their speed rating? Thanks. These are all good questions. I don't have the cable specs or = speed ratings on hand (and won't be able to check them for a few days, = unfortunately), but they are the cables that came with the motherboard. = In the mean time, I'll try some of the other tests that you (and others) = have kindly suggested. As a point of reference, however, I built another machine with the same = drives and cables (different motherboard), and I haven't experienced = these issues. > Have you run SMART long tests on each of the three disk drives in the = RAID5? If not, please do so now. Please post the extended reports from = the top through and including the end of the section "SMART Attributes = Data Structure revision number: ...". I've started the SMART long tests on the three drives in the RAID5. It = will take a few hours to run, so I'll report back. > How are you transferring files? Please post your console session. =46rom a different machine: $ sudo rsync -av /home/someuser root@newmachine:/home/ Thank you! Casey=