On 15/08/2023 04:56, kjohn...@eclypse.org wrote:
I have done additional research, and it now appears that programs that
do extensive disk writes run much slower (3-6x) in Bookworm than they
did in Bullseye.
Have you compared kernel IO schedulers? May it be a case of SSD vs HDD
optimizing?
gr
> I have done additional research, and it now appears that programs that do
> extensive disk writes run much slower (3-6x) in Bookworm than they did in
> Bullseye. The two cases I have observed are 'svnadmin dump', and extracting
> an SQL backup of a Bacula database from Postgresql (backup file ab
I have done additional research, and it now appears that programs that do
extensive disk writes run much slower (3-6x) in Bookworm than they did in
Bullseye. The two cases I have observed are 'svnadmin dump', and extracting an
SQL backup of a Bacula database from Postgresql (backup file about 3
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