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How to simulate slow storage device.

By Roye.Avidor 

Hello all.

I need to be able to simulate a slow storage device. I need to be able to configure/set the throughput of the device, and thus, simulate performance issues.

Any Idea how can I do that ? Or if there is a software that provides this kind of simulation ?

Thank for all the replies.

Roy

And if Google gets into the computer hardware market?

By nitrofurano 

Recently i posted at my blog (http://pinguimzulu.blogspot.com/ - in portuguese) about how stunning would be if Google gets seriously and massivelly in the computer market (portable and desktop), with a strong label like HP, Apple, Dell, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, and others are. I think Google can be a strong competitors to them. more>>

An ad hoc Mobile office using open source Technology.

By maali 

Hello, my name is Kastiro Malcolm. i am in my final year pursuing a Bachelors degree in Information Technology. I am also embarking on a Project. it is similar to the one at this link http://new.linuxfocus.org/English/December2005/article390.html

An ad hoc Mobile office using open source Technology. more>>

Hey, I'm a potential new user of Linux. Got a Question.

By psypho 

And as a potential new user, I've been looking around and researching Linux for quite awhile - well actually for the last 2 days or so. I've found a listing of possible "distributors" through a website called linux.org. more>>

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