man hdparm.
Seiously though, a good line to use is "hdparm -q -c1 -q -A1 -q -m16 -q
-d1 /dev/hdx" At least, that was the subject of a discussion on this
list awhile back. That's what mandrake does if you tell it to "use disk
optimizations" in installation. I've had some problems with this on
lesser machines, but on my ata66 T-bird box, it makes the drive go about
5 times faster. Yummmm.....
Bob Crandell wrote:
> I've heard this stuff is tweak-able. How do I? Where do I
> start?
>
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- [EUG-LUG:5191] Re: disk read speeds Bob Crandell
- [EUG-LUG:5192] Re: disk read speeds Cory Petkovsek
- [EUG-LUG:5193] Re: disk read speeds Joe Griffo
- [EUG-LUG:5199] Re: disk read speeds Michael Smith
- [EUG-LUG:5199] Re: disk read speeds Cory Petkovsek
