FILETEST is used to test the performance of a filesystem by creating, reading-from, writing-to* and deleting a large number of files on a filesystem.
Please see LIMITATIONS for very strict technical limitations.
filetest -c <config-file-name> [-d ]
-c <config-file-name> This option is mandatory and points to the full path of the config
file that contains all configuration options that FILETEST supports.
-d Enable debug-logging. You should not use this option, it is for
debugging purposes only. With this option enabled, FILETEST will
write certain debug-log entries to STDOUT.
FILETEST uses rtc, so you may need to recompile it on the target machine before using it. You can recompile just by running "makeft", which comes with the FILTEST-directory.
FILETEST so far has only been tested on OSX and Linux. I don't know if it can be compiled on other *nix-flavors. It should probably NOT be able to run on Windows - but who knows...
For more, please check out the filetest.txt
file.
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