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Rewrites the README in English only and makes it cover everything the package ships: the scheduler rules, the session latency target and its limits, the boot and login drop-ins, the memory sysctl, the Btrfs service and what the install script does to /etc/fstab.
While documenting 10-games-tweaks.conf, it turned out that neither of its values takes effect: sysctl files apply in name order, and Manjaro's 10-manjaro.conf and systemd's 50-coredump.conf come later and set vm.max_map_count and kernel.core_pattern again. The README says so; renaming the file is a separate decision.
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Reorganized and expanded the README with sections on package contents, installation and upgrade effects, I/O scheduling, session disk-latency targets, boot and login behavior, memory and swap settings, Btrfs housekeeping, and other system tweaks.
Clarified latency measurements, limits, how session background I/O affects targets and other groups, and how to disable targets.
Retained information about linker-cache updates and snapd startup behavior.
The README is rewritten in English and reorganized to describe package contents, installation, I/O scheduling and session latency, boot and login behavior, memory and swap settings, Btrfs housekeeping, and other tweaks.
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Package and settings documentation README.md
The README documents package contents and installation, scheduler choices and session latency targets, latency caveats, boot behavior, memory and swap settings, Btrfs housekeeping, and other tweaks.
biglinux/auto-rules-io#5: Introduces the scheduler rules and startup behaviors that this README documents.
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The upgrade guidance incorrectly assures users that other fstab entries are untouched; a matching longer commit interval can leave a filesystem unable to mount. Correct this before merging.
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sysctl files apply in name order, so 10-games-tweaks.conf lost
vm.max_map_count to 10-manjaro.conf and kernel.core_pattern to
50-coredump.conf. Core dumps are discarded from the next boot.
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- Line 96: Update the “Storage it can reach” README text to clarify that target
handling is independent for each configured path: an unreachable network /home
does not prevent throttling a reachable local /. State that only the path whose
underlying disks cannot be resolved is unaffected; preserve the existing
examples of unsupported storage.
- Line 52: Update the install script’s `/etc/fstab` upgrade substitution to
match `commit=15` only when it ends at a complete mount-option boundary, such as
a comma, whitespace, or end of line. Preserve any following delimiter and
existing optional `discard=async,ssd` handling, and leave unrelated fstab
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The install script enables `big-btrfs-balance.service`, and on every upgrade it rewrites one specific set of old Btrfs mount options in `/etc/fstab` (`,space_cache=v2,autodefrag,compress-force=zstd:2,commit=15`, with or without `,discard=async,ssd`) to `,compress-force=zstd`. Other fstab lines are left alone.
If an entry has the documented options followed by commit=150, the substitution leaves compress-force=zstd0 and removes the commit interval. Kernels with the hardened Btrfs parser reject that value, so the filesystem can fail to mount. Restrict the substitution to complete options:
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- sed -Ei 's|,space_cache=v2,autodefrag,compress-force=zstd:2,commit=15(\|,discard=async,ssd)|,compress-force=zstd|g' /etc/fstab + sed -Ei ':a;s|,space_cache=v2,autodefrag,compress-force=zstd:2,commit=15(,discard=async,ssd)?([,[:space:]]\|$)|,compress-force=zstd\2|;ta' /etc/fstab
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Review comment at @README.md at line 52:
Update the install script’s `/etc/fstab` upgrade substitution to match `commit=15` only when it ends at a complete mount-option boundary, such as a comma, whitespace, or end of line. Preserve any following delimiter and existing optional `discard=async,ssd` handling, and leave unrelated fstab entries unchanged.
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- **The bill.** On the NVMe, a reader that saturates the disk loses about a quarter of its rate while the session does any I/O. Buffered writes and random reads lose nothing measurable, and nothing measurable is lost on the HDD.
- **Writeback.** On an HDD the target does not help against buffered writes: their writeback happens outside its control.
- **Your background counts too.** All I/O from the session counts toward the `user.slice` target, `background.slice` included. While an indexer such as Baloo or localsearch misses the target, system services and VMs are throttled even if no program waits. The kernel adds each request's latency to every ancestor group with a target, and `background.slice` lives inside `user.slice`.
- **Storage it can reach.** The target was measured on plain partitions. systemd resolves a LUKS volume, or an LVM volume on a single disk, to the disk under it. On RAID, LVM over several disks, multi-device Btrfs or a network `/home`, the target cannot reach the disks and does nothing.
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Clarify that the targets are independent.
A network /home does not necessarily disable the target for a local /. For example, systemd 257 applies each configured path separately. The current wording can lead server administrators to assume that local workloads cannot be throttled. Clarify which path is affected. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @README.md at line 96:
Update the “Storage it can reach” README text to clarify that target handling is independent for each configured path: an unreachable network /home does not prevent throttling a reachable local /. State that only the path whose underlying disks cannot be resolved is unaffected; preserve the existing examples of unsupported storage.
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Rewrites the README in English only and makes it cover everything the package ships: the scheduler rules, the session latency target and its limits, the boot and login drop-ins, the memory sysctl, the Btrfs service and what the install script does to
/etc/fstab.While documenting
10-games-tweaks.conf, it turned out that neither of its values takes effect: sysctl files apply in name order, and Manjaro's10-manjaro.confand systemd's50-coredump.confcome later and setvm.max_map_countandkernel.core_patternagain. The README says so; renaming the file is a separate decision.Summary by CodeRabbit