On Tue, Feb 06, 2018 at 07:59:32PM +0100, Reindl Harald wrote:
> but 18125K/sec is a joke given that you should run a scrub every week
I know it's bad. Right now it's a bit slower than normal because I'm also
copying data to the drives.
> did you try to play around with sysctl.conf?
Yes, I set it to 300,000, but obviously it won't make the hardware go faster
than it can.
I totally understand the performance is crap, but it's a backup array that I
only bring up and power on once a week and scrub once a month, so it's ok
enough for the use in question.
For now, it's more about me learning how to manually force a block remap,
not because I absolutely have to, but because it's always good to know and
learn low level tools and how things work.
I have used hdrecover in the past which reads all the blocks low level and
re-reads a bad block many times to force a successful read and auto remap,
but sadly it doesn't take a block offset, so it would only work if I let it
run on the whole drive, which would be slow.
Marc
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