How to get IOPS when using terse output

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Hi, all,

I failed to find IOPS results for read/write under terse mode (with --minimal param when invoking fio program), while IOPS does exist in normal output without --minimal param.

It seems that I even cannot calculate it out only with the tersed output (since I don't know the total number of IO). Then, how should I get IOPS results when using terse output?

Yours,
Peter
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