Can someone explain me what does exactly this option? I didn’t found any differences between 200M, 14G… always work as the same way (On ACD) Thanks

[image] Cindakil: Can someone explain me what does exactly this option? It is a hint to the kernel that it should read ahead files. [image] Cindakil: I didn't found any differences between 200M, 14G... always work as the same way (On ACD) I looked at the kernel sources, and linux caps…

Thanks a lot for your reply the number of checkers is important for mount to streaming? Or its only for upload files? (On ACD + Rpi3 + Kodi) THANKS

[image] Cindakil: the number of checkers is important for mount to streaming? Or its only for upload files? (On ACD + Rpi3 + Kodi) checkers is used in certain places to increase parallelism... I don't think that it is very important for rclone mount

Thanks a lot for your reply :smiley: I will continue trying to a good config to avoid the Buffering continuos :frowning:

[image] ncw: checkers is used in certain places to increase parallelism... I don't think that it is very important for rclone mount @ncw what about if you have multiple concurrent stream eg 20 streams at once ? I assumed checkers would play important part

[image] Ajki: what about if you have multiple concurrent stream eg 20 streams at once ? I assumed checkers would play important part rclone mount will open as many connections as you have files open - it doesn't use the checkers limit there.

[image] ncw: rclone mount will open as many connections as you have files open - it doesn't use the checkers limit there. Good to know, another thing to remove from mount params :slight_smile:

Max-read-ahead what does exactly?

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Ajki (Ajki) February 1, 2017, 10:30pm 8

Good to know, another thing to remove from mount params

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