January 18, 20251 yr This would enable a better estimation of data transfers. I’m right now transfering data to multiple disks and reading from some others. So the data written to the parity drive is for me no information, since this doesn’t really transfer data.
January 19, 20251 yr Not sure, I understand. In the Main page, there is the disks write and read speed per drive. (you might have to play with the read/write toggle)
January 21, 20251 yr Author Sorry, wasn't a great explaining job, so now enjoy my equally great painting skills! Current solution is: sum of all read speeds (including parity) = array read speeds (and vise versa for write) in the picture: sum(red)=blue What I want: sum off all read speeds (not including parity) = array read speed (and vise versa for write) in the picture: sum(green)=blue since I see that people might be interested in the current solution as well I'd suggest a switch for the two different solutions. Background: If I transfer data, I know the sum of all the data transfers running and with the sum of write speed I can estimate how long it's going to take. With the current solution I'd have to divide it by half (not a hard task, I agree, but I'm still a moron enough to forget it every time I do a write to multiple drives). Absolutely a very minor thing to do, but it would be a qol improvement for me.
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