Rod Roark wrote: >hdparm -t is probably what you want. "man hdparm" for >details. > I missed in my last post that you tried the -I option. Rod is correct that the -t option will report the read speed of the drive. This will not tell you the speed the actual disk is capable of. You can experiment with hdparm to fine tune the speed.
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