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I/O is an acronym for input/output, which refers to the mechanism or process for the transfer of information between one system or component and another.

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I am trying to implement request steering in Linux kernel’s blk-mq layer to distribute I/O requests across CPU cores based on load. My goal is to redirect requests from busy cores to less busy ones to ...
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If I open a fifo for reading+writing in blocking mode: fd = open("foo", "O_RDWR"); Then it blocks until someone on the other end opens it for either reading or writing. But how do ...
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I have a ZFS pool comprising a mirror comprising two partitions encypted with dm-crypt. $ zpool list -v data2 NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP ...
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Is there any advantage/disadvantage to using a commands output option (usually -o) if you can just use output redirection (>). Originally this question was specifically pertaining to cURL but after ...
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I have a problem on NFS volumes that appeared two days ago. The problem seems related to write operations, with the following taking a longer time (10s of seconds) to complete : sed -i rm Editing and ...
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I read in Advanced Programming in Unix Environment this: Line buffering comes with two caveats. First, the size of the buffer that the standard I/O library uses to collect each line is fixed, so I/O ...
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Hi Kernel I/O Experts, I have a question regarding the pgpgin and pgpgout counters in /proc/vmstat, specifically focusing on pgpgin. I’ve been exploring performance monitoring tools like vmstat and ...
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I'm using the dd command to write to a USB stick. My command is pretty straightforward: dd if=myimage.iso of=/dev/sdd bs=1M status=progress and indeed, I seem to be getting the progress reported: ...
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