Can you tell me what you get for your data rate (MB/sec ?)jojda:/home/erik# hdparm -t /dev/sda1
/dev/sda1:
Timing buffered disk reads: 156 MB in 3.00 seconds = 52.00 MB/sec
Whenever I insert my USB flash drive it is configured as /dev/sda1 I think /dev/sda* are for SCSI disk drives ! unless your SATA drive is simulated as a SCSI disk
yes it is
btw scsi is used for pretty much any mass storage that is not IDE (usb, firewire, can be used for SATA, even used for IDE CD burners)
anyway, my point was that SATA performs as expected on my system...
erik
see the quoted message above (52.00MB/sec). or are you asking what do I get in real applications?
That's what I was after. Thanks
Hamid
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