If you have Xenix 386, run this for me

[Connor MacLeod]

In article <53430001 at hpcupt1.cup.hp.com>
stratton at hpcupt1.cup.hp.com (Jim Stratton) wrote:

| I timed this test on my system with the following results (averaged over
| 3 runs):
| 
|         SCO Xenix 2.3.3    SCO Unix/V 3.2.2
| 
| Real:           44.0            14.9
| User:            0.0             0.0
| Sys:             2.1             6.3
| 
| Vitals are: 4MB 25Mhz 386; Maxtor XT-4380E 380MB ESDI drive, 1:1 interleave,
| Adaptec controller.  The drive specs claim 18ms avg seek time.

Up to now I only had the chance to run this test under UNIX 3.2v2.
That's what I've got:

(macleod) 2 /  time dd if=/dev/rhd00 of=/dev/null bs=100k count=100
100+0 records in                                                  
100+0 records out                                                
0.0u 2.9s 0:13 22%                                              
(macleod) 3 /  time dd if=/dev/hd00 of=/dev/null bs=100k count=100
100+0 records in                                                 
100+0 records out                                               
0.0u 7.6s 0:18 42%                                             

My vitals are: 12MB 33MHz 386 (32K Cache); WREN 766MB SCSI drive; Adaptec
               1542b at 5MBytes/sec DMA Transfer Speed

I hope this is of some help...

Rgds

-- 
Connor MacLeod  <set _aka = 'Uwe Obst'>
 -->========-   <set _adr = '{connor|macleod}@cmllab.rgb.sub.org'>
                <set _rem = 'Don't loose your head !'>
                <set _btw = '"Trust me, I know what I'm doing"--Sledge Hammer'>