1This directory contains tools to profile the sdcard performance. 2 3There are 2 parts to the tool: 4* A binary that runs on the device, exercises the sdcard and send 5 measurment data back to the host (sdcard_perf_test). 6* A host python script to plot the data. 7 8Additionally, there is script 'profile_sdcard.sh' that allows you 9to check how the sdcard scale with the number of processes. 10 11INSTALLATION 12============ 13Build, install and mount debugfs. In this directory with a properly 14configured enviroment: 15 16 mm SDCARD_TESTS=1 17 adb remount 18 adb push $ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT/system/bin/sdcard_perf_test /system/bin/sdcard_perf_test 19 adb shell mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug 20 21If you want to graph the results you need gnuplot and numpy: 22 23 sudo apt-get install gnuplot python-numpy python-numeric 24 25You need Gnuplot.py version 1.8 (not the one coming with ubuntu). 26Download it from the Gnuplot.py web site. Extract to a temp 27directory, chdir and run: 28 29 sudo python setup.py install 30 31 32INVOCATION 33========== 34 35Run a simple test: 36 37 adb shell sdcard_perf_test --test=write --size=1000 --chunk-size=100 --procnb=1 --iterations=100 38 39This test will write 1000kbyte (1M) files using writes of 100kbytes (so 10 writes per file) using 40only 1 process for 100 times (100 files will be written on the sdcard). 41The test will not call sync to flush the writes. 42At the end of the test, some stats for the 'open' and 'write' system calls are written. 43 44If you want to plot the data, you need to use the --dump option and provide a file: 45 46 adb shell sdcard_perf_test --test=write --size=1000 --chunk-size=100 --procnb=1 --iterations=100 --dump >/tmp/data.txt 47 48PLOTTING 49======== 50 51To plot the result using the iter number of the x axis: 52 53 plot_sdcard.py -i /tmp/data.txt 54 55To plot the result using time for the x axis: 56 57 plot_sdcard.py -t /tmp/data.txt 58 59To plot the result from the profiler: 60 61 profile_sdcard.sh 62 plot_sdcard.py -p 63 64