jeffrey@sci.ccny.cuny.edu (Jeffrey L Bromberger) (09/14/90)
Sometime ago (way back) there was a program distributed called
'diskperf', that measured the ability of system disk drives. While I
no longer have the source, I *do* have a working executable. The
output of the program looks like this:
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File create/delete: create 4 files/sec, delete 10 files/sec
Directory scan: 36 entries/sec
Seek/read test: 76 seek/reads per second
r/w speed: buf 512 bytes, rd 33886 byte/sec, wr 17089 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 4096 bytes, rd 111867 byte/sec, wr 88437 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 8192 bytes, rd 187468 byte/sec, wr 112629 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 32768 bytes, rd 233535 byte/sec, wr 192517 byte/sec
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Any ideas where I might find the source to this again? Thanks in
advance.
j
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