Grench
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Looking for some utilities to do the following:
1. Track throughput over 802.11 and bluetooth networking.
2. Track disk (SD card) throughput (MB/sec) at the partitioned/formated level not the root deivice. I.e. I want to measure throughput to /dev/mmcblk0p1 ongoing - not /dev/mmcblk0.
I want to be able to compare throughput on partitions with different formatting.
I redid my whole Pandora recently as ext3 partitions. Frankly, it slowed down. A lot. Opening programs takes 2x+ as long. Even Vultures Eye can lag now.
So - I'm headed back to everything as ext2. However, I'd like to take a card, put 4 differently formatted partitions on it (fat32, ext2, ext3, fat(16/DOS)) on it and run some benchmarks.
Is there a utility out there or am I going to be stuck writing a bash script to print the time, copy a big file, print the time?
Thanks!
1. Track throughput over 802.11 and bluetooth networking.
2. Track disk (SD card) throughput (MB/sec) at the partitioned/formated level not the root deivice. I.e. I want to measure throughput to /dev/mmcblk0p1 ongoing - not /dev/mmcblk0.
I want to be able to compare throughput on partitions with different formatting.
I redid my whole Pandora recently as ext3 partitions. Frankly, it slowed down. A lot. Opening programs takes 2x+ as long. Even Vultures Eye can lag now.
So - I'm headed back to everything as ext2. However, I'd like to take a card, put 4 differently formatted partitions on it (fat32, ext2, ext3, fat(16/DOS)) on it and run some benchmarks.
Is there a utility out there or am I going to be stuck writing a bash script to print the time, copy a big file, print the time?
Thanks!