Re: need advice: slow IO on eSATA WD MyBook compared with ext. ATA MyBook.

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andrew henry wrote:

> I wonder if anyone has had experience with WD MyBook drives, where older
> ATA drives are faster than newer eSATA drives?

1.) The advice: get rid of WD MyBook Studio Edition
2.) they suck (I own one myself)
3.) they suck (google around... I can dig up some links if you want)
4.) You could use them over USB. I guess it is the only interface that
works reliably. I had sometimes below 10 MB/s transfers with Firewire.
5.) currently I use an exchanged drive. The first one never exceeded 40 MB/s
over eSATA.
6.) Just get rid of it ;-)

Some links:
 - "WD MyBook Studi doe snot work over eSATA with linux"
 http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9913#c26

Regards,
David Balažic

PS: You get 38 MB/s write on WD 320GB over USB ? That is "rekordverdächtig"
as the Germans would say. (in english "recordsuspicious", I would emphasize
the "suspicious" part myself.


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