Re: Again on IOPS higher than expected in randwrite 4k

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On 2011-01-02 05:12, Spelic wrote:
> Hello, I just subscribed, I noticed that some 20 days ago there was a
> thread on "IOPS higher than expected on randwrite, direct=1 tests" on
> this ML.  It's curious because I subscribed to report basically the
> same thing.
> 
> With Hitachi 7k1000 HDS721010KLA330 (maybe the same drives as
> Sebastian) I am seeing the same problem of IOPS too high with FIO, up
> to 300 IOPS per disk (up to 500 per disk with storsave=performance on
> my 3ware but that's probably cheating). I am doing 4k random writes.
> 
> I followed the discussion, I don't really agree with the point at the
> end of the discussion, so I'd like to bump this thread again.
> 
> My impression is that these drives do not honor the flush or FUA.
> (Directio uses flush or FUA right? you can be sure that data is on the
> platters after directio right? Anyway I also set fsync=1 and nothing
> changed)

O_DIRECT does not imply flush of FUA, I'm afraid. It arguably should use
FUA, but currently it does not.

-- 
Jens Axboe

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