reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

[Hans Reiser]

I told the guys we needed to do one last thorough set of benchmarks 
before we send it in, to make absolutely sure that performance has not 
been lost anywhere after all the bugfixes and radix tree porting work.

Our new webserver using reiser4 is being put into operation today.

Hans

Re: reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

[mjt]

What does the topic mean, it's just natural to hit bugs, and more likely
when it's accepted. That's the beauty of having even more testers around :)

On Tue, Jun 22, 2004 at 12:43:53PM -0700, Hans Reiser wrote:
>I told the guys we needed to do one last thorough set of benchmarks 
>before we send it in, to make absolutely sure that performance has not 
>been lost anywhere after all the bugfixes and radix tree porting work.

How does it look?

I decided against fsck --fix, to mkfs with ext-3-fibration and see how
fast I could copy and move stuff from one Reiser4 drive to another; it averaged
probably around 50 megabytes per second for my old Athlon 1.3GHz
which is about as fast as it can get, I guess. Good enough for me :)

>Our new webserver using reiser4 is being put into operation today.

Congratulations!

Thanks for the great work!

-- 
mjt

Re: reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

[Hans Reiser]

Markus Törnqvist wrote:

>
>
>How does it look?
>
>I decided against fsck --fix, to mkfs with ext-3-fibration and see how
>fast I could copy and move stuff from one Reiser4 drive to another; it averaged
>probably around 50 megabytes per second for my old Athlon 1.3GHz
>which is about as fast as it can get, I guess. Good enough for me :)
>  
>
We need the compression stuff to start working (it is real close now), 
and then we can break the disk bandwidth barrier....:)

Thanks for your encouragement.

Re: reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

[Hubert Chan]

Congratulations!  I look forward to giving it a try next week.

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Re: reiser4 status: we can't hit bugs anymore, we will do one final round of benchmarking and send it in to Andrew

[Sander]

Hans Reiser wrote (ao):
> Our new webserver using reiser4 is being put into operation today.

http://www.namesys.com/auto-snapshots/ now gives:

Access forbidden!

You don't have permission to access the requested directory. There is
either no index document or the directory is read-protected.

If you think this is a server error, please contact the webmaster.
Error 403
www.namesys.com
Wed Jun 23 13:12:20 2004
Apache/2.0.49 (Linux/SuSE) 


The mailto: link for the webmaster is empty btw.

I'm eager to try a new snapshot :-)