diskperf

Diskperf is an easy to use benchmark/load generator for disks

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Diskperf is a benchmark/load generator c program that will compile on Solaris x64 & SPARC, Redhat/Fedora/Scientific Linux and SUSE. It has been created by University of Southern California, and modified by Clemson University and Omnibond.

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