pwm Posted January 12, 2014 Share Posted January 12, 2014 Just noted something interesting, while wondering why a new N54L with two 4TB Seagate disks only builds parity at 40MB/s. Most subsystems thinks that /dev/sda = flash thumb drive /dev/sdb = 4TB disk /dev/sdc = 4TB disk When using hdparm -t (or -T) to test transfer speeds, then /dev/sda = 4TB disk /dev/sdb = flash thumb drive /dev/sdc = 4TB disk For other hdparm commands, the devices are in the expected order. I have never seen hdparm goof like this on any other system - is there any special driver layer code in unRAID that might give this weird behavior? Link to comment
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