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| Subject: | slow reading problem |
| From: | "Jeroni Brunet" <jeroni@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Sat, 27 May 2006 18:57:42 +0200 |
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hi, I've got a problem with one of my xfs partitions on linux. I've got 3 partitions with xfs filesystem and one of them is very slow on reading data (about 5Mb/s) with large files. The other ones work correctly and on writing all of them work correctly (at about 30 - 40 MB/s). This partition has 140GB and about 50GB of free space, then I believe it's not a fragmentation problem. Can you give me any answer? I've tried to do "xfs_repair" but nothing changes. Thanks, PD: the "broken" partition is located on the same disk as a good one, the hardware is ok (also hdparm gives good results on all disks tested with cache and without it and the parameters are all the same and they are correct) [[HTML alternate version deleted]] |
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