JP> ET> Is there an advantage to have more than one lazy write workers on the
JP> ET> HPFS cache? Does this help with the performance when writing to disk
JP> ET> (HPFS partition)?
JP>
JP> It certainly helps in the case where one has more than one
JP> physical disc unit. It should also in theory help in the
JP>
I added "RUN=C:\OS2\CACHE.EXE /LAZY:3 to config.sys
which halts the boot with " read ahead is disabled-Press enter
to continue" which will be a pain to put up with. Maybe it's
supposed to be in "startup".
Checking later with the cache command gives
[C:\]cache
DiskIdle: 1000 milliseconds
MaxAge: 5000 milliseconds
BufferIdle: 500 milliseconds
Cache size: 2048 kbytes
3 Lazy write worker(s) are enabled.
1 Read ahead worker(s) are enabled.
Previously only one lazy write was enabled
so it does work. Now to wait and see if any
noticable differences surface.
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Regards RonN
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