Very low disk performance on 5.x
Arne Wörner
arne_woerner at yahoo.com
Mon May 2 07:38:20 PDT 2005
--- Allen <bsdlists at rfnj.org> wrote:
> Scenario B, verified read enabled:
> 1. RAID card reads up ALL blocks in the stripe (5 reads).
> 2. RAID card pretends the block requested is on a "degraded"
> drive, and
> calculates it from the other 3 + the XOR stripe.
> 3. RAID card reports the value back, or tosses some kind of
> error.
>
> You can see, the cache just doesn't play a part in what I was
> describing,
> which is basically the array performing as though it is degraded
> when in
> fact it is not, to catch failures that would otherwise be
> missed.
>
That would be a funny implementation. Step one could be done
mostly from cache in case of sequential reads from a device (like
/dev/ad0s1f or so). In this thread we always looked at sequential
reads, as far as I recall...
-Arne
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