hi all,
i just installed a new system and restored my data with the most recent backup.
backup media was a 2tb external usb2 harddrive encrypted with aes and twofish, restore target was my encrypted home folder on an encrypted lvm logical volume. restore was done via rsync (-WHav --progress), which is also used to make the backups.
i started the restore at evening to leave it running unattended over night because i knew it would take some time (1.4t of data). next morning i checked and saw that the restore speed topped out at 15mb/s … way too slow.
after a little bit of checking (iowait, cpu load) i realized that the ondemand governor would not speed up the cores though due to decryption/encryption this would be desired. switching to the performance governor brought the restore speed to the expected 25mb/s (usb2).
so… is it possible to tell "the kernel" to speed up the cores in ondemand mode when encryption/decryption occures?
i just installed a new system and restored my data with the most recent backup.
backup media was a 2tb external usb2 harddrive encrypted with aes and twofish, restore target was my encrypted home folder on an encrypted lvm logical volume. restore was done via rsync (-WHav --progress), which is also used to make the backups.
i started the restore at evening to leave it running unattended over night because i knew it would take some time (1.4t of data). next morning i checked and saw that the restore speed topped out at 15mb/s … way too slow.
after a little bit of checking (iowait, cpu load) i realized that the ondemand governor would not speed up the cores though due to decryption/encryption this would be desired. switching to the performance governor brought the restore speed to the expected 25mb/s (usb2).
so… is it possible to tell "the kernel" to speed up the cores in ondemand mode when encryption/decryption occures?
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