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Old 07-29-2004, 01:22 PM   #1
oldi
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slow disk performance


I have just installed FreeBSD so i am quite new with only a bit of experience from linux world. My problem is that i have noticed that my hard drive works much slower in FreeBSD than in linux. I know that in linux there is a tool called hdparm to tune the performance of your hard drive, but i was wandering whether there is a similar tool in FreeBSD. Any step by step explanation will be appreciated a lot since am not that confident with FreeBSD at the moment.

Also i noticed that this feature was set automatically in linux, i didn't have to do anything, but it seems that i have to do it manually in FreeBSD. So my other question is: are there are things that need to be configured manually in FreeBSD in order to have a box ready for work.

thanks
 
Old 08-02-2004, 10:11 PM   #2
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maybe read up on dma and udma? check settings and such. read read read!!!
 
  


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