Hi RaghuNath
Could you post relevant portion of /etc/rc.d/rc.local? There may be a problem of
executing
commands in the file itself.
Check file permissions. Also try redirecting the output of hdparm to a file. Check
whether
the file get generated with proper contents.
Bye
Shridhar
P.S. You hdd is enviable fast. That rate is above 55MB/s where as my 10.2GB quantum
does not
go beyond 32MB/12MBps.. Anyway IBM drive of my company machine does give me 113MBps...
It's
blazing...
RaghuNath L wrote:
> Shridhar,
>
> That's what i have done /sbin/hdparm
> but after the reboot the hdparm shows i/o as just 16 not 32 and rc.local is not
>excuteing
> hdparm (does it require a sleep to be introduced ) or only after root login will it
>get
> excuted?
> I enabled dma it gives cache read 128 mb in 2.2 sec (i use segate old harddrive) .
>
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