Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB
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Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB
by Mike Jensen
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Re: Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB
by Vedran Degoricija
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Iometer does not discern partition format types. The only reason you should not see a physical disk is if it had partitions on it. Can you confirm if this is the case?
The upcoming release will have the ability to override this at serious user risk. :)
Ved
From: Mike Jensen <Mike.Jensen@...> To: iometer-user@.... Sent: Sat, October 31, 2009 8:17:09 PM Subject: [Iometer-user] Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB IOmeter 2008-06-28 appears to only make available physical disks that are MBR and not GPT formatted.
Is there a work around or some procedures to use in disk management section of Win??
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Re: Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB
by Mike Jensen
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I'm not sure how to confirm that. I used the disk
mgmt utility to convert the "basic" disk to either GPT or MBR type. In the
case of MBR it creates a 2048MB partititon(?) and then the remaining space is
shown in an adjacent partition. With GPT, all space is displayed in a
single partition. What utility would be used to examine the space more
closely - diskpart?? Does the conversion process leave some artifacts
behind that IOmeter is examining?
Would sequential writes from IOmeter in MBR mode zero
the early blocks where this information might be housed?
Mike
From: Vedran Degoricija [mailto:vedrand@...] Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2009 10:58 PM To: Mike Jensen; iometer-user@... Subject: Re: [Iometer-user] Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB Iometer does not discern partition format types. The only reason you should
not see a physical disk is if it had partitions on it. Can you confirm if this
is the case?
The upcoming release will have the ability to override this at serious user
risk. :)
Ved
From: Mike Jensen <Mike.Jensen@...> To: iometer-user@.... Sent: Sat, October 31, 2009 8:17:09 PM Subject: [Iometer-user] Win 2008 - accessing disk volumes greater than 2GB IOmeter 2008-06-28
appears to only make available physical disks that are MBR and not GPT
formatted.
Is there a work
around or some procedures to use in disk management section of
Win??
thanks for any
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