dean gaudet wrote:
: my suspicion is the 3ware lacks any sort of "fairness" in its sharing of
: buffer space between multiple units on the same controller. and by
: disabling the write caching it limits the amount of controller memory that
: the busy disk can consume.
Hmm, do you have a battery backup unit for 9550sx? I don't,
and the 3ware BIOS does not even allow me to enable write caching without it.
So I don't think the write caching on the controller side is related
to my problem.
I have been able to improve the latency by upgrading the firmware
to the newest release (wow, they even have a firmware updating utility
for Linux!).
-Yenya
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