> But you had RAID disabled for OpenSolaris, right ? Correct.
> Yeah, odd about both the reads and the writes I'd > say. I'll try again the test when b112 comes out and > see how fast it performs then as the zfs bug should > be fixed in that build. > In the mean time I'd suggest you to file a bug. While I had my new machine apart last night checking for loose connections, etc, I remembered that I purchased the low-wattage "Green" drives from Western Digital. These drives produce about 1/3 of the wattage of regular drives at the expense of some speed (about 25% on some benchmarks I have seen on the web). So that explains why I would be so far behind your laptop drive. But it doesn't explain why it is dramatically last place still compared to the other OS's on same hardware. I also keep getting wildly sporadic results with blogbench on Opensolaris compared to Linux/Freebsd. Like I mentioned, my first run produced a 14k read result after fresh install. Then I disabled prefetch and got the 499 reads. Reboot got it to 2k reads. Enable prefetch then results same as disabled. Disable again and I actually got a read result to 131k!! But a run immedietely after produced again around 3k reads. On Sidux for example, every attempt I ran was well within each other consistently. Opensolaris just isn't liking this hardware combo I suppose, despite being "supported". I'd file bug report but as a newb I am not sure how. I'll poke around. Thanks -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
