iops: init at 0.1 #9967
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@jagajaga i have fixed that. |
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Lol nice, I've written a very similar tool in C. I wonder when it does make sense to flush the cache when reading from raw devices. Perhaps to avoid something like bcache? |
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@lethalman i think to get the read performance from disk and not from cache. |
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@davidak there's no cache when dealing with raw device blocks, again, unless there's some particular kernel module (I'm not aware of any). |
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