Well the qlogic provided driver should exhibit slightly different
behavior as its per device queue depth is 16 and the request ring count
is 128.
The feral driver is currently running a per device queue of 63 and a
request ring size of 64. (if I am reading the driver correctly?). When
the request count is exceeded I believe it should return a 1 to the call
of queuecommand. Can you tell if scsi_queue_insert is being called.
> > The larger queue depths can be nice for disk arrays with lots of cache and
> > (more) random IO patterns.
>
> So says the scsi lore ;) Have you observed this yourself? Have you
> any numbers handy?
I do not have current numbers but you need to get the command on the
wire to get any benefit.
-andmike
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