I'm wondering if this is desired behavior or accidental. If I use this control file: [sdb-zoned-and-looped] rw=write bs=4k size=24k zonesize=12k zonerange=512k zoneskip=512k ioengine=sync direct=1 thread=1 loops=10 filename=/dev/sdb write_iolog=sdb_iolog.txt sdb_iolog.txt shows: fio version 2 iolog /dev/sdb add /dev/sdb open /dev/sdb write 0 4096 /dev/sdb write 4096 4096 /dev/sdb write 8192 4096 /dev/sdb write 1048576 4096 /dev/sdb write 1052672 4096 /dev/sdb write 1056768 4096 /dev/sdb close /dev/sdb open /dev/sdb write 1048576 4096 /dev/sdb write 1052672 4096 /dev/sdb write 1056768 4096 /dev/sdb write 2097152 4096 /dev/sdb write 2101248 4096 /dev/sdb write 2105344 4096 ... I'd expect each iteration of the loop to be identical, rather than resuming from the zone offset of the previous iteration. Would it be okay to change this behavior? -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe fio" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
