Re: AES-XTS performance

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> On 11/16/2010 12:32 PM, Igor Novgorodov wrote:
>> Such big difference between read and write speed is by design?
>> Or it is a problem of my setup? Maybe i should try to disable
>> hyperthreading and check again?

> That should be probably improved later.
> (btw I just fixed stacking there, it was written by Andi Kleen).
Okay, will be waiting for improved versions, thanks.

> Anyway, now I need to check that there is no known data corruption
> with this approach and then we can add another patches on top of it.
> (Targeted for 2.6.38, it missed 2.6.37 merge window already.)

> (If anyone see some reproducible data corruption when using this patch,
> please let me know.)

I've just been testing it on a loopback device with a portion of our
maildir, about 50G, 70k files. Copying in/out and comparing MD5 sums
showed no evidence of data corruption so far.
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