On Mon Jan 14, 2013, you wrote:
> On 1/14/2013 12:22 PM, Thomas Fjellstrom wrote:
[snip]
> Thomas, if you can't paste a data table into an email such that folks
> can actually read it, try a paste bin. Sending this junk demonstrates a
> lack of respect for fellow technical users here-- assuming they have or
> will take time to decipher this. I won't even bother to tackle your
> lack of trim posting 3 page emails when replying with a single sentence...
>
> It's bad enough that you require so much hand holding for a simple home
> server array, but then you expect us to assemble puzzles in order to
> assist you? This is absurd. By doing this you're asking to be treated
> like a child, asking us to wipe your nose for you.
>
> I'm not being 'hostile' here but REAL. Cowboy up and get it together.
> Don't retort, don't give excuses. Just take your licks, bite your
> tongue, and resolve yourself to get this stuff right from now on. It's
> simple list etiquette, courtesy. If it's worth your time to send an
> email with an Iozone output table, then it's worth taking a little extra
> time formatting it so folks can read it.
random random bkwd record stride
KB reclen write rewrite read reread read write read rewrite read fwrite frewrite fread freread
33554432 8192 124664 121973 524509 527971 376880 104357 336083 40088 392683 213941 215453 631122 631617
I assume that is to you liking?
As for the simple home server array, if it were so simple, it'd work out
of the box with no issues at all.
The implied insults are completely unnecessary. And yes,
you are being hostile, whether you choose to admit it or not.
I apologize for not trimming, and not formatting the table
properly. I should have waited to post when I wasn't so tired. I tend to
forget things when I post too tired.
p.s. I am seriously tempted to play your little flame game,
but It's not worth the time.
--
Thomas Fjellstrom
thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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