Re: ld vs. dkctl in netbsd-8
David Brownlee <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 29 Nov 2018 at 15:13, Louis Guillaume <[email protected]> wrote: > > > As an empirical check I'd be inclined to perform some write tests to a > > filesystem on the RAID and see if the disks report similar time > > utilisation from 'iostat -x 5'. > > Probably just dd'ing /dev/zero to a file would be fine, though you > > could also run a disk test like bonnie++. > > Below are some test results from bonnie++. Seems there is some big > discrepancy on "intelligent" writes, but not as drastic on "rewrites". > > dk1 and dk3 are the raidframe components for "raid2". dk8 is a wedge on > raid2, and it is used as an LVM PV, which contains the filesystem on > which bonnie is being run. That looks good to me, in terms of it doesn't appear that either disk is significantly underperforming the other :) David