On Vi, 21 nov 14, 12:41:35, Karl E. Jorgensen wrote:
Nowadays disks may hide this in their interface, but on the physical
media (I'm thinking of spinning rusty platters), we still have to obey
the laws of physics. Changing the magnetisation of a single spot is on
neigh-impossible without
Thank for you detail update.
can you please also share with your experience that. when i dstat i some
time see wait time between 10-17 and at that time my system works slow. and
my processor shows normal. what i have read about that wait values this is
due to IO issues.
now my question is how
Dear experts,
i know its frustrating because i always ask theoretical question. i hope
and believe you guyz will not mind and i really learn alot from this list.
So, coming to the point, I want to clear my confusion on block size.
theoretically i know what block size is but practically i dont
Hi
On Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 04:20:07PM +0500, Muhammad Yousuf Khan wrote:
Dear experts,
i know its frustrating because i always ask theoretical question. i hope and
believe you guyz will not mind and i really learn alot from this list.
So, coming to the point, I want to clear my confusion
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