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I followed this guide https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=112397&p=1
but after installation, the write speed I get on the USB hdd is 1mb/s, while it used to be 10-30mb/s beforehand.
I suspect it was noatime argument, but it is present as a mount option in in ~/,config/traydevice/default.xml
I also removed 'sync' option, but it didn't change anything.
Help anyone?
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The post #1 of the link you gave was written when udisksvm was first introduced in the AUR.
Now it is superseded with the /usr/share/udisksvm/README file installed with the package.
The configuration file for traydevice is /usr/share/udisksvm/udisksvm.xml (see the README file).
It is no more ~/,config/traydevice/default.xml
Did you install the last version 1.6-1 ?
Concerning the speed problem:
What is the file system type of the hdd disk?
Do you know the mount options used when the speed was 10-30 mb/s?
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I know about /usr/share/udisksvm/udisksvm.xml . I changed it, too.
The filesystem is NTFS. I installed the latest AUR version.
The mountoptions for 30mb/s were noatime,users,exec
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I released udisksvm 1.7-1 with ntfs filesystem type added;
I use "noatime,nodiratime,exec" as options, but that can be changed (rw should be default with ntfs-3g).
But I could not test it because I have not presently any removable disk with ntfs filesystem.
The usage of ntfs-3g with 'udisks --mount' needs confirmation that it works.
Also I will edit the post #1 of the thread presenting udisksvm; I didn't think to update it so far and it is not up to date.
Edit: the OP is now edited.
Last edited by berbae (2012-05-21 21:04:50)
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after the update, i am still getting only 1mb/s
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With udisksvm running, and after having plugged in a ntfs disk, can you please post the output in a console of :
mount
I would like to verify the mount options and the filesystem type.
And if possible, without udisksvm running, mount the same disk so as to get the 30mb/s; use the method which worked well for you before (and tell what that method is please).
Then post the output of the 'mount' command in a console.
Comparing the two outputs will surely help to solve that issue.
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