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diskdelay
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NAME
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diskdelay - show and configuration disk delay parameters
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<h4>SYNOPSIS</h4>
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diskdelay
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diskdelay <i>read-write-delay</i>
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diskdelay <i>read-delay</i>/<i>write-delay</i>
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<h4>DESCRIPTION</h4>
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The diskdelay command provides the user with a single
point of control over all the disks, either to specify a default
delay value in the rc-file, or to change the value dynamically.

The parameter to diskdelay is in micro-seconds (of simulated
time), so for example "diskdelay 8000" will simulate a disk with
an average service time of 8 milli-seconds.
<p>
Individual disks can be configured with individual diskdelays,
but which value takes precedence is currently a matter of the
coding style of each disk simulator.
<p>
Without arguments, diskdelay displays the current disk delay settings.
<p>
In the form, diskdelay <i>read-write-delay</i>, both the
read and write disk delay are set to <i>read-write-delay</i>.
<p>
In the form, diskdelay <i>read-delay</i>/<i>write-delay</i>, both the
read and write disk delay are set to <i>read-delay</i> and
<i>write-delay</i>, respectively.
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<h4>RETURN VALUES</h4>
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None.
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<h4>SEE ALSO</h4>

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	14	NAME
	15	</h4>
	16	<ul>
	17	diskdelay - show and configuration disk delay parameters
	18	</ul>
	19
	20	<h4>SYNOPSIS</h4>
	21	<tt>
	22	<ul>
	23	diskdelay
	24	<p>
	25	diskdelay <i>read-write-delay</i>
	26	<p>
	27	diskdelay <i>read-delay</i>/<i>write-delay</i>
	28	</ul>
	29	</tt>
	30
	31	<h4>DESCRIPTION</h4>
	32	<ul>
	33	The diskdelay command provides the user with a single
	34	point of control over all the disks, either to specify a default
	35	delay value in the rc-file, or to change the value dynamically.
	36
	37	The parameter to diskdelay is in micro-seconds (of simulated
	38	time), so for example "diskdelay 8000" will simulate a disk with
	39	an average service time of 8 milli-seconds.
	40	<p>
	41	Individual disks can be configured with individual diskdelays,
	42	but which value takes precedence is currently a matter of the
	43	coding style of each disk simulator.
	44	<p>
	45	Without arguments, diskdelay displays the current disk delay settings.
	46	<p>
	47	In the form, diskdelay <i>read-write-delay</i>, both the
	48	read and write disk delay are set to <i>read-write-delay</i>.
	49	<p>
	50	In the form, diskdelay <i>read-delay</i>/<i>write-delay</i>, both the
	51	read and write disk delay are set to <i>read-delay</i> and
	52	<i>write-delay</i>, respectively.
	53	</ul>
	54
	55	<h4>RETURN VALUES</h4>
	56	<ul>
	57	None.
	58	</ul>
	59
	60	<h4>SEE ALSO</h4>
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