Re: iptraf is so cool, anything like it for disk I/O ?

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Mike McCarty wrote:
Andy Green wrote:

Naoki wrote:


I've been wondering how to get this sort of info out of existing tools
(lsof, top, etc) without success.
I guess all the right kernel hooks are there and nothing is stopping me
writing something?



Examine this first:

http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7539


This is an interesting article. AIUI, it's useless to spin down
the disc anyway. The graph given is an expanded scale. The very best
it shows is 9.6% increase in lifetime. To put it another way,
only 18 minutes.

Plus, if the disk spins down every 10 minutes it will exceed the
typical rating of 50,000 start/stop cycles after about 1 year of
operating time.  That would be a life of about 3 years if the
machine were used 8 hours a day, so maybe it's not too bad.

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