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Abstract: Without power management, disks on portable computers
consume 20-30% of the system's power. Previous papers
showed that spinning down a 1 watt drive after 3-5
minutes of inactivity reduces the average power consumption
to 0.5 watts with a slight performance penalty. We
explored the addition of an infinite non-prefetch cache to
filter disk traffic and showed it to be ineffective at reducing
disk power consumption or improving performance.
Modifying the cache to perform whole-file prefetching... (Update)
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...36 of writes go to just one 1 Kbyte block and 24 of writes go to another. We used a dos trace collected by Kester Li at U.C. Berkeley [13], on IBM desktop PCs running Windows 3.1, also at file level. It includes deletions. The trace was similarly preprocessed. 10 Chapter 1 We...
...the cache size to beyond 16 MB still significantly improves power consumption, but not as much as fine grain spin down of the disk. Li 94] and [Marsh et al. 94] explore using flash memory as a second level cache between the DRAM cache and the disk. Both found that a 4 to 8...
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Kester Li. Towards a low power file system. Technical Report UCB-CSD-94-914, University of California at Berkeley, May 1994. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/li94towards.html More
@techreport{ li94towards,
author = "Kester Li",
title = "Towards {A} Low Power File System",
number = "CSD-94-814",
pages = "10",
year = "1994",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/li94towards.html" }
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