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oh yes and guys ive got something that should blow your socks off coming soon...oh my my :) i am very privileged as of late, and i thank the computer gods believe me :):worship::worship::worship::worship:
Anvil The iometer patrens that you posted are they suited for testing raidcontroller cache memory?
I put a new 2gig stick in my 1680 but i didn't match the spec's exactly but it works only i don't know how well.
Would a 6hour or longer test run of iometer revael any problem (data corruption ect)?
@xeon_1
I don't think so, these test do not cover integrity testing of data and so it would not report any other error than media errors as far as I know.
The controller might report errors as some of the tests will stress the system quite a bit.
Is this for HDD testing?
I've compiled a few of the graphs and at low QD the results aren't particularly impressive when comparing to the ACards or the ioDrive :)
For some reason my 8R0 Intels (LSI 9265 w/o FP) perform better than the 8R0 C300 w/FP at high QD and they really shouldnt.
My X25-Ms delivers ~50K read iops having upgraded to 02M3 but writes didn't change much from 02HD, that would mean that the C300 are bad performers at mixed IO vs the Intels, it might be so and I guess we won't know for sure until someone gets FP or if CT can redo one of the tests, in case of some config error.
(on one of the tests (WebServer) the results are almost identical between WT and WB and I expect this is merely a user fault :))
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The array consites of HDD's yes since it is my primairy storage/VM server.
But before i put it in opperation i need to test if the controller and the ram are fully compatible.
The ram itself is error free tested this in a pc
Gueus i can write a batch file to copy a couple of iso's back and forth and then do a checksum on them for errors.
@xeon_1
Yeah, not much else you can do except for doing some intensive testing yourselves.
I'm sure there are products that can do these sorts of tests for you, I'm just not familiar with with any of them.
Guys, what is the trick to get iometer to save .icf configuration files.
No matter what i do, when i reopen the .icf all my config data is gone?
The rc from 2010 had issues with profiles, not sure if there is a new one.
So unless it is fixed just use one of the older ones for saving configs.
edit:
You could try downloading the latest build (~2 months old) from this link
(I have not tried it yet, it might have fixed the issue)
thanks for the link anvil! nice i will be using this immediately :)
@steve- nice to see you around :)