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Subject: Re: libata driver update posted
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On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 17:43, Jeff Garzik wrote:

> > How is performance compared to the default driver for the ICH5 SATA ?
>=20
> I haven't done any comparisons because the "default driver" just flat
> out doesn't work for me.
>=20
> However, if performance is lower, then I consider that a bug.
>=20

Question if you do not mind me being a tad lazy - in ZA SCSI is damn
expensive, so not much experience ... is there something like hdparm -t
to check throughput ?


Thanks,

--=20

Martin Schlemmer




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