Seagate Technology's Exos 2x14 and Exos 2x18 HDDs use MACH 2 technology to give users access to two sets of HDD actuators (and therefore, two I/O streams) concurrently. The actuators are accessible via a split in the LBA space, but effectively taking advantage of the potential performance increases is currently not a native feature of the Linux block layer. The work in this repository is dedicated to making BFQ actuator-aware, natively pursuing the improved performance of multiple actuators whenever possible.
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Development fork of Linux used to update the Budget Fair Queueing (BFQ) I/O Scheduler for increased performance on dual-actuator hard drives.
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