> > > Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
> > > increase in latency
> > > occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a
> large data
> > > transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
> > > the latency
> > > with respect to a normal transfer.
> >
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, kus Kusche Klaus wrote:
> > Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
> > increase in latency
> > occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a large data
> > transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
> > the latency
> > with
> Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
> increase in latency
> occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a large data
> transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
> the latency
> with respect to a normal transfer.
I observe from <1 to 2 ms on
Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
increase in latency
occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a large data
transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
the latency
with respect to a normal transfer.
I observe from 1 to 2 ms on
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, kus Kusche Klaus wrote:
Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
increase in latency
occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a large data
transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
the latency
with respect to a
Latency is the subject of a separate email. Does this
increase in latency
occur only when you see the errors, or whenever you do a
large data
transfer? In fact, I would suspect the errors to _decrease_
the latency
with respect to a normal transfer.
I observe from 1
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, kus Kusche Klaus wrote:
> When trying a "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null" (where /dev/sda is an USB
> memory stick), this works fine for some seconds (and actually transfers
> data at around 700-1000 KB/s), but ends up with some I/O errors sooner
> or later, which cause the
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, kus Kusche Klaus wrote:
When trying a dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null (where /dev/sda is an USB
memory stick), this works fine for some seconds (and actually transfers
data at around 700-1000 KB/s), but ends up with some I/O errors sooner
or later, which cause the device to
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