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There appears to be a bug when truncating the run time via the config file "NUM_USECS.I" parameter. It correctly filters out ops that have timestamps > the parm value. It then writes "Done prepareIOs 167895 requests." to the standard output, but never does the end of run calculations for throughput and response time. It hangs there.
I've only tried this on AIX so far. It may, or may not work in Linux.
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On Thu, Jan 11, 2018 at 3:29 PM clarkanderson ***@***.***> wrote:
There appears to be a bug when truncating the run time via the config file
"NUM_USECS.I" parameter. It correctly filters out ops that have timestamps
> the parm value. It then writes "Done prepareIOs 167895 requests." to the
standard output, but never does the end of run calculations for throughput
and response time. It hangs there.
I've only tried this on AIX so far. It may, or may not work in Linux.
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There appears to be a bug when truncating the run time via the config file "NUM_USECS.I" parameter. It correctly filters out ops that have timestamps > the parm value. It then writes "Done prepareIOs 167895 requests." to the standard output, but never does the end of run calculations for throughput and response time. It hangs there.
I've only tried this on AIX so far. It may, or may not work in Linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: