> You'll only reach those numbers in the ideal situation. Is there just one
> program doing this disk i/o, sequentially, from a single thread?
The IO is sequential write of a stream of very large blocks of data onto a
drive that is only say 30% full. So yes you should be able to reach 120 mbytes
> Have you tried booting up Linux on the same hardware, and running the same
> tests? That would be a good way to narrow down whether the issue is hardware
> or software.
No just other Linux systems. Hardware in question is corporate system -- so
gray area as to if I can or should boot Linux .
e? Is there a stated
OS or library limit to buffer sizes to things like C fwrite or Python write
which makes this an application issue? Thoughts?
Thanks,
remmm
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