Michel Machado
Michel Machado
Thank you for this contribution, @Artoria2e5!
I don't know. I'm adding the label "Help Wanted" to see if someone can answer your questions.
Thank you for the feedback, @linkmauve.
Nobody has ported F3 to OpenBSD yet. Hopefully, the person that can do the porting will find this thread.
Has our community finally found a technical writer to improve the documentation and take F3 to the first million users?
Hi @axet, On the speed graph. Your Python script averages the write speed for every 5% of data written. This is why you obtained average write speeds that were much...
Pull request #731 implements the workaround explained above.
Have you tried `--destructive`? Without the argument `--destructive`, `f3probe` requires ~4GB of memory to back up all written blocks to the tested drive. This is a conservative approach meant to...
`f3probe` allocates all the backup memory with a single `malloc(3)`. Add 6GB of swap instead of 4GB since the kernel and other processes also need memory. And check if there's...
Would changing the date in `#define _POSIX_C_SOURCE 200112L` from `200112L` to `200809L` avoid the need for `#define _BSD_SOURCE`? Could you try implementing fake versions of `fdatasync()` and `posix_fadvise()` in `utils.h`...