On 6/4/21 9:38 PM, Rolf Fokkens wrote:
quoted hunk
Hoi Coly,
The common applications I used, which for sure benefit from bcache:
* Gnome 3.38
* Libreoffice-7.0.6.2
* teams-1.4.00.7556
* Terminator
* Evolution-3.38.4
* Thunderbird evolution-3.38.4
* thunderbird-78.10.1
* firefox-88.0.1
* google-chrome-stable-91.0.4472.77
So it's a typical desktop wordload with most I/O during startup of
applications.
For overall stress/stability testing:
* Doom (steam/proton)
* Rise of the Tombraider (steam)
* The Witcher 3 (steam)
Overall stats after (should have done before) starting the steam games:
bash-5.0$ bcache-status
UUID b191549d-4455-43ca-b9b8-8e32dd68751c
Block Size 512 B
Bucket Size 512.00 KiB
Congested? False
Read Congestion 0.0ms
Write Congestion 20.0ms
Total Cache Size 128 GiB
Total Cache Used 128 GiB (100%)
Total Cache Unused 0 B (0%)
Evictable Cache 106 GiB (83%)
Replacement Policy [lru] fifo random
Cache Mode writethrough [writeback] writearound none
Total Hits 3006361 (95%)
Total Misses 126463
Total Bypass Hits 4552 (68%)
Total Bypass Misses 2061
Total Bypassed 730.1 MiB
bash-5.0$
Hope this gives you a good impression of the workload.
Let me know if you like me to do specific stress tests.
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Hi Rolf and Thorsten,
I run the following workloads for 48+ hours, no panic or data corruption
so far,
- tar, untar, gzip, gunzip
- git clone/fsck/gc/archive
- copy iso files, checksum calculation and check for all the iso files
- kernel source code compiling
- ext4 file system check
The fix might not be perfect yet, but IMHO we should provide a fix now.
If there is any other known issue triggered, let's fix and verify later.
Thank you all for the testing and verification these days.
Coly Li