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KDiskMark #526
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Installing directly from the binary file may be a better option. |
Any ideas?
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This may be because the packages that KDiskMark depends on are not in the Raspbian source, you can try to install these two packages manually: |
Hmm...
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now if you download the debs for those dependencies you will need to download the debs for the dependencies of the dependencies and so on until something will break or you give up or you end up with a super long list of packages that might conflict on some systems, in other words dependency hell... |
@Botspot The developer of this software suggested that we compile it ourselves, which might solve the dependency problem. |
You would still need the libraries to install, are they in the repo or are they the same dependencies that we are missing. Also, although it is not as good a benchmark by a long shot, using dd to make a 1gb file is good enough since dd tells you write speed, then to get a read speed you can read the file into /dev/null (Remember to clear the dd cache thing overwise the results wont be accurate to the disk |
@hmsjy2017 You mentioned crystaldiskmark before. Why don't we just run that with wine? I've done that before and it runs fine. |
@mobilegmyt Although it is possible to do this, I am worried that there may be a performance loss when running through wine, which will make the test results inaccurate. |
I wouldn't have thought so, however will it run at all. Does wine feed /dev/sda and others to the application layer, or does it give it virtual harddrives |
@Botspot I built it successfully. |
Does it work? |
@CleanMachine1 These are some problems. |
@CleanMachine1 There is the compiled file:KDiskMark.zip |
closing as I don't think this software can be trusted on ARM systems with low single threaded performance if this issue is fixed, this can be re-opened and a buildscript or debs can be made as the software otherwise is very nice |
https://github.com/JonMagon/KDiskMark
![5CE161F5-FA52-48D3-8114-BBB866884EF1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/42692274/113489980-f437d780-94f9-11eb-92f6-4d4cdc0972cd.png)
It can test the disk speed and display it intuitively. It is difficult to find similar tools that support ARM Linux. It is similar to CrystalDiskMark on the Windows platform.
I think that it is really useful.
This software can be installed via PPA.
https://launchpad.net/~jonmagon/+archive/ubuntu/kdiskmark
It provides both armhf and arm64 packages.
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