remounting with a different blocksize
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Hi,
I'm using RH Linux 2.4.20 on both machines. When I first mount one of = the
machines with a 4k read/write blocksize, the READ requests are 4K bytes. However, when I umount and then mount again with read/write blocksize of = 8K,
the READ requests are still 4K bytes.
Any ideas on how I can properly change the blocksizes?
Thanks,
Amir.
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Quoted 7 lines · Amir Hermelin
I'm using RH Linux 2.4.20 on both machines. When I first mount one of the machines with a 4k read/write blocksize, the READ requests are 4K bytes. However, when I umount and then mount again with read/write blocksize of 8K, the READ requests are still 4K bytes.
Any ideas on how I can properly change the blocksizes?
I just ran a quick experiment on with my 2.4.20 kernel and everything seem to work as expected... How are you verifying the blocks sizes?
SteveD.
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Steve,
I turn on nfsd debugging using '/sbin/sysctl -w = sunrpc.nfsd_debug=3D65535'.
There I see that the READ requests come in 4k blocks. Other than that = the
operation works fine (since both the client and the server agree on this 4k).
Amir.
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Subject: Re: [NFS] remounting with a different blocksize
Quoted 7 lines · Amir Hermelin
I'm using RH Linux 2.4.20 on both machines. When I first mount one of=20 the machines with a 4k read/write blocksize, the READ requests are 4K=20 bytes. However, when I umount and then mount again with read/write=20 blocksize of 8K, the READ requests are still 4K bytes.
Any ideas on how I can properly change the blocksizes?
I just ran a quick experiment on with my 2.4.20 kernel and everything = seem
to work as expected... How are you verifying the blocks sizes?
SteveD.
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