ssd supposed to have good read/write speed over spinning hard drives
in a nas this is not the case as i tested
It'd be useful to share your test results (in its own thread).
The main speed benefit of SSD is that there is 0 seek time. So I'd expect there would be a significant speed gain if you are transferring directory information of large folder, or are copying a lot of small files.
I'd also expect the NAS to perform better under load - for instance, a scrub or a balance should have much less effect on end-user speed than you'd have with spinning disks.
WARNING: You are using an experimental version of the media stack. Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: As the driver is backported to an older kernel, it doesn't offer Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: enough quality for its usage in production. Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: Use it with care.
WARNING: You are using an experimental version of the media stack. Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: As the driver is backported to an older kernel, it doesn't offer Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: enough quality for its usage in production. Feb 26 21:31:22 nas-D5-D6-9E kernel: Use it with care.
Thanks
Are you using your ReadyNAS in conjunction with some kind of TV card?
You will always see those messages from DVBLink, because they intentionally do exactly what the warning message describes -- building media drivers from other kernel versions, and installing them on the NAS kernel.
