10000+0 records in
10000+0 records out
5120000 bytes transferred in 60.024997 secs (85298 bytes/sec)
What exactly was the 'dd' command you used?
In particular, what block size did you specify?
5120000/10000=512
default
if it takes one revolution for one write it means that write caching is
disabled.
that's all.
linux always uses buffered devices, only relatively recently special
OPTION was added to have raw ones. Complete nonsense but it's linux.
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