You do realize you would need a different translation layer for each file system type including the RAW ones used by database engines and the OS would have to know how to update this translation layer and the performance gain would probably be negative due to the extra lookups.
You do realise you haven't a clue what you are talking about, don't you?
You do realize that you are an idiot and are obviously going senile? Have you had the test yet?
I've had so many I lost count Dennis.
But in your case, I don't think there is a test for your condition
There certainly isn't a cure.
Corse there is, summary execution, stupid.
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It's denise. No surprise there.
I would expect the internal RAID arrangements along with the wear levelling algorithms would prevent any external strategy from achieving much in reality.
and you are missing the point that whatever the higher layer controller does the primary device will STILL have to be read to retrieve the data
For (at least the third time) the higher layer controller is entirely irrelevant to the access time of the file from the primary device
Um, no it's not
I AM specifically referring to the time taken to read the data from the primary device.
Irrelevant
tim
What does contiguous mean in this context then?
Compared with spinning rust the effect is trivial. Microseconds, not milliseconds, to move to a different area of the .. err.. media.
Andy
You've got lots of experience with Linux, and not much with Windows. You find Windows hard to manage.
I've got lots of experience with Windows, and not much with Linux.
It's just taken me two days to write a device driver to waggle one bit in a GPIO. Because there's NO ******** DOCUMENTATION. No samples, no manuals, nothing. So I have to reverse engineer somebody else's code. Which is like as not broken or using obsolete features.
Andy
True. And in fact is isn't even microseconds with a decent controller chip. Its nano seconds.
What is slow on SSD is writing. Reading is almost without latency. Seeking doesn't really have any additional time penalty.
I said that at the start
I was merely trying to explain that defragging does have AN effect, not that the effect matters to the end user
tim
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