@fiftyfourthparallel thank you for pointing to that post. I can’t follow your conclusion however. The numbers I see are:
LVM-XFS | LVM+XFS | Btrfs+blake2b | |
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boot (best) | 22.3 s | 22.8 s | 20.5 s |
boot (avg) | 22.7 s | 24.7 s | 20.9 s |
VM boot (best) | 4.68 s | 4.59 s | 4.48 s |
VM boot (avg) | 5.14 s | 4.82 s | 4.78 s |
cryptsetup | 526.8 MiB/s | 646.6 MiB/s | 718.2 MiB/s [1] |
Then there is the part about 4kn in case of “LVM+XFS” showing a consistent advantage of ~1 s in VM boot. However this measurement was only done with “LVM+XFS”.
- Does this mean it’s only possible in that setup?
- What about all the other “normal” results that show “Btrfs+blake2b” being faster?
- Wouldn’t one assume that “Btrfs+blake2b” AND 4kn (if such a thing is possible) is even faster?
Obviously I haven’t consumed all the linked threads yet, but I shall do so. This is fascinating.
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in this case two measurements were given: “directio”=718.2 MiB/s and “no directio”=646.6 MiB/s (same as LVM+XFS). ↩︎