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I have a Solaris machine with a Ramdisk attached - presented as a single lun through a single 1Gb Fibre Channel connection.
Currently I am benchmarking with this configuration.
I have tried 'dd' and 'mkfile' writing to both raw and filesystem. The biggest throughput I can seem to get with this configuration is about 95Mb/s to the ramdisk.
I am trying to work out where the bottle neck is - with the fibre channel, or the ramdisk.
What would I expect the theoretical upper limit of throughput to be if the ramdisk is not the bottleneck (i.e. it is the bandwisth of the fibrechannel).
I have also posted this in the Solaris section.
Cheers
Jonke
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