fix: Raise dirty bytes to 256MB to fix btrfs performance #121
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jackpot51
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Tested this and it does fix my general freezing that I know to test. Thanks! |
leviport
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I have done substantial performance testing with your patch so far, although I'm testing against flash/nvme primarily (no spinning media). Your patch has improved my btrfs performance significantly -- thank you. I'm using btrfs with 2 subvolumes (/root and /home) with LVM and an overall size of ~500GB. |
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Optimal value that doesn't cause trashing on file systems with CoW pop-os/default-settings#121
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Closes #111
Check if a system with only magnetic storage copying large files across partitions/networks can do so successfully without stalling.