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Speed of HDD getting extremly slow
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I have two hard drives in my system one SSD for the OS and a HDD for data storage.
After a fresh restart I check the reading speed of my HDD via:
sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
and I get quite varying results (between 15MB/s and 200MB/s) for it.
After I start a python program which performs calculations on the HDD the speed drops extremely (even after I stop the program).hdparm -t /dev/sdb stops working and is not giving any results back.
From then on also copying files on or from the HDD is very slow (or not working).
I am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS and the Drive Settings show me the HDD is mounted by NTFS
I don't suspect my python code to be the problem since everything runs fine when I pull the data onto the SSD.
It would be very helpful if you could give me advice how to find the source of the problem here!
18.04 hard-drive hdparm
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I have two hard drives in my system one SSD for the OS and a HDD for data storage.
After a fresh restart I check the reading speed of my HDD via:
sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
and I get quite varying results (between 15MB/s and 200MB/s) for it.
After I start a python program which performs calculations on the HDD the speed drops extremely (even after I stop the program).hdparm -t /dev/sdb stops working and is not giving any results back.
From then on also copying files on or from the HDD is very slow (or not working).
I am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS and the Drive Settings show me the HDD is mounted by NTFS
I don't suspect my python code to be the problem since everything runs fine when I pull the data onto the SSD.
It would be very helpful if you could give me advice how to find the source of the problem here!
18.04 hard-drive hdparm
asked Sep 24 at 8:34
some_name.pysome_name.py
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Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 9:32
3
I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42
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I have two hard drives in my system one SSD for the OS and a HDD for data storage.
After a fresh restart I check the reading speed of my HDD via:
sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
and I get quite varying results (between 15MB/s and 200MB/s) for it.
After I start a python program which performs calculations on the HDD the speed drops extremely (even after I stop the program).hdparm -t /dev/sdb stops working and is not giving any results back.
From then on also copying files on or from the HDD is very slow (or not working).
I am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS and the Drive Settings show me the HDD is mounted by NTFS
I don't suspect my python code to be the problem since everything runs fine when I pull the data onto the SSD.
It would be very helpful if you could give me advice how to find the source of the problem here!
18.04 hard-drive hdparm
asked Sep 24 at 8:34
some_name.pysome_name.py
1012 bronze badges
I have two hard drives in my system one SSD for the OS and a HDD for data storage.
After a fresh restart I check the reading speed of my HDD via:
sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
and I get quite varying results (between 15MB/s and 200MB/s) for it.
After I start a python program which performs calculations on the HDD the speed drops extremely (even after I stop the program).hdparm -t /dev/sdb stops working and is not giving any results back.
From then on also copying files on or from the HDD is very slow (or not working).
I am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS and the Drive Settings show me the HDD is mounted by NTFS
I don't suspect my python code to be the problem since everything runs fine when I pull the data onto the SSD.
It would be very helpful if you could give me advice how to find the source of the problem here!
18.04 hard-drive hdparm
18.04 hard-drive hdparm
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some_name.pysome_name.py
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Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 9:32
3
I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42
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Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 9:32
3
I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42
Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 9:32
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 9:32
3
3
I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42
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I think I figured it out the problem was most likely that the drive was format in NTFS. I formatted it to EXT4 and so far no more problems.
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Do you mean reading in your sentence I check the writing speed of my HDD?
– Yasen
Sep 24 at 9:29
Thanks ofc your right
– some_name.py
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I would check the HDD health! If S.M.A.R.T. option is enabled in the BIOS, you can use the GUI tool Disks to get the info of the HDD health: askubuntu.com/q/528072/566421 and askubuntu.com/q/38566/566421
– pa4080
Sep 24 at 9:57
Thank you for your help! The sort Self-Test runs through without a problem, I will report if the longer version yields a problem. Up to now I suspected no hardware-problem because the reading/writing speed was restored after a restart of the system.
– some_name.py
Sep 24 at 11:42