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Short:Linux' buffer-cache v3.4
Author:MartinTauchmann at bigfoot.com (Martin Tauchmann)
Uploader:MartinTauchmann bigfoot com (Martin Tauchmann)
Type:disk/cache
Version:3.4
Replaces:disk/cache/fda.lha
Requires:OS 2.0+, 2MB FastMemory
Architecture:m68k-amigaos
Kurz:Nutzt den freien Speicher als Cache für FestPlatte, CD, FD et cetera
Date:31.09.01
Url:http://MartinTauchmann.home.pages.de
Date:2001-09-14
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Readme:http://aminet.net/disk/cache/fda.readme
Downloads:5399

Version 3.4 of Future Drive Accelerator

which is running out of date in middle of November 2002,
to give pirates no chance,



New features figured out:

* 'FDA' give you also more CPU-time, because it's just about 15 times faster,
  than the scsi.device (IDE-Controller).

* UAE-JIT2 and SCSI-drives are faster with it.

* 'FDA' is 5 times cheaper and 4 times faster than 'PFS' with 'FFS' and all
  well tested disk-repair/reorg-tools with full compatibility to all existing
  programs, it's faster to install, and updates are free.

* 'FDA' is so fast, that with "Protect cache with checksums" it's faster than
  a "naked" Amiga. And the data in memory (cache), are safer than in any other
  program (excepting Enforcer/MuForce). I.e. A texteditor holds the text in
  memory less safe, than 'FDA'. 'FDA' is protected like, MungWall or
  MuGuardianAngel which detect illegal freememory access, but it doesn't need
  an MMU. By this, it detect damaged memorychips also. Damaged cache will be
  recovered from disk. And damaged write-cache will be not written back to disk.



english documentation:
 o `fda_DviPS.lha` DVI (TeX) and PostScript (GhostScript) formarts,
 o `fda.lha` AmigaGuide and HTML formats.

german documentation:
 o `fda_d_DviPS.lha` DVI (TeX) and PostScript (GhostScript) formarts,
 o `fda_d_GuidHTML.lha` AmigaGuide and HTML formats.



`Future Drive Accelerator' V1.4 documentation and newer
*******************************************************

Uses the  `*free memory*' as a `*cache*' , the program reacts automatically on
changes in memory resources, so that you will always get the maximum speed for
your drives. Even "resources-hungry" programs will get enough memory.

The concepts behind `Future Drive Accelerator'
**********************************************

`Future Drive Accelerator' is a disk-cache program.

   A cache buffers all data which is written or read from the drive (hard
disks, floppy disks, Compact-Disk, removable disk, ZIP...).

   If requested data is already in the cache, it doesn't need to be loaded from
the slow disk.

So far nothing new!

   Memory is, as we all know, always short. So you better think twice before
you give it to programs.  No matter how you set it up, you can never make it
suitable for all programs.  One program runs (thanks to the cache) faster than
ever before, another one stops working (due to the lack of RAM).

   With all other cache programs, you had to adjust the memory usage.  Of
course, the more memory a cache can use, the faster it will work.  So with old
cache programs the memory usage had been set quite high, but because other
programs stopped working this was stopped rather quickly.  Now the cache is
commonly set to an average size, so that all "memory-eating" programs run.
Or you always had to change the cache-size manually to fit the current
situation.  But this is not a very satisfactory solution. And this is where
`Future Drive Accelerator' comes in.

`*The whole free memory*', whose size is changing all the time, `*is used as
cache.*'

   With this technique, an `Amiga' with a 68030 50Mhz processor and 16 MByte
FastMemory (Blizzard IV) averages a *factor 4* speed up. See Benchmarks.

   Write accesses are buffered, and later, while *writing back* to the drive,
the head is moved from the highest to the lowest address.

   Another improvement is built-in for people who use exchangable media like
disks, CDs, MagnetOptical-disks and ZIPs. When inserting the media again, the
still filled cache is used. The media doesn't need to be accessed again.

   Who used a lot of dos-buffers?  (1) for the file system, you can now even
`save' this memory.

   Not to mention that you `*help protecting the environment*'.  The motor and
the electronics of the drive is used less and thus, energy is saved.
=> the *nuclear power plants* can be shutted down earlier.
You should also keep in mind that the *hardware* wears out less.

   ---------- Footnotes ----------

   (1) A dos-buffer requires (per default) a half KiloByte.

What is required to use `Future Drive Accelerator'?
***************************************************

   `Future Drive Accelerator' needs at least:

"AmigaOS" 2.0
     or better.

"2 Megabyte memory", more memory is recommended.
Additionally, the following software is supported:

"DiskSafe" (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/salv/DiskSafe.lha)
     After a reset or system crash, the cache will be written back before
     restarting the system.

     Example installation for `s:Startup-Sequence':
          DiskSafe DF1: DF0: HD0: Store: Font: HD2: HD3: HD4: ... REBOOT
QUICKKEY WAITVERIFY VERIFYREQ LOGFILE=Store:T/DiskSafe.log IGNORE
     If this shouldn't work, try adding `RESETKEY'.

"CopyMemQuicker"
     See Speed up.

"FileSystems", "Devices"
     See Features.

What speed improvements can be achieved with `Future Drive Accelerator'?
************************************************************************

   * Copies 850KB in *35 seconds* from hard to floppy disk, this equals the
     speed of formatting. This is possible because, minimizes the overall seek
     time required to read or write data from or to disk. Outstanding I/O
     requests are ordered such that they can all be performed "*with one
     sweep*" of the disk head assembly, from the highest to the lowest disk
     address (Elevator seeking).

   * *23 MB/s* while reading, (SysInfo V3.23) instead of 7 MB/s without cache,
     with an Amiga and following equiment: Zorro III, CyberStorm MKIII, 060/PPC
     604 150Mhz, UltraWide SCSI HD, 64 MB FastMemory, CopyMemQuick 40+.

   * The booting can get twice as fast if there are a lot of small files to
     load and many files reside in the `WBStartup' directory.

   * Faster access to directories from Workbench.

   * Amiga MC68030 50MHz, 16MB FastMemory.

        - IDE-HardDisk (tested with `DiskSpeed') (1)
               read  *6.8 times* faster.
               write *8.1 times* faster.

        - DD-FloppyDisk (tested with `DiskSpeed')
               read  *488.0 times* faster.
               write *997.6 times* faster.

        - Copying from one partition to another.
               44 Dirs, 561 Files = 2.3MB Size
               c:Copy MUI: ASWAP:MUI ALL CLONE QUIET

               Dos  457 Dos-Buffers  46 secs 253999 micros
               FDA    7 Dos-Buffers  11 secs 196642 micros (*4.13 times faster*)

   * Amiga PPC604 233MHz MC68060 50MHz, 96MB FastMemory.

        - IDE-HardDisk (tested with `DiskSpeed')
               read  *19.5 times* faster.
               write *20.4 times* faster.

        - SCSI-HardDisk (tested with `DiskSpeed')
               read  *3.8 times* faster.
               write *3.5 times* faster.

   ---------- Footnotes ----------

   (1) DiskSpeed Reference: 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer.



Compatibility, Features of `Future Drive Accelerator'
*****************************************************

   * Accelerates all kind of media e.g.*: Harddisk-, Floppy-, Compact-, ZIP,
     MagnetOptical- or SyQuest-drives, almost like a RamDrive.

   * Uses the  `*free memory*' as `*cache*' , the program reacts automatically
     on changes in memory resources, so that you will always get the maximum
     speed for your drives. Even "resources-hungry" programs will get enough
     memory.

   * Minimizes the overall seek time required to read or write data from or to
     disk. Outstanding I/O requests are ordered such that they can all be
     performed "*with one sweep*" of the disk head assembly, from the highest
     to the lowest disk address (Elevator seeking).

   * Gentle, parallel reading and writing in Multitasking.

   * Smart-Power-Technologie: Minimizes the number of disk-accesses.

   * SmartCache: Read-ahead of blocks.

   * When disks are removed, the cache is only removed if necessary.  When
     disks are re-inserted, the cache will be used again.

   * No fragmentation of memory. (Opposite to DynamiCache.)

   * Can possibly save memory, because dos-buffers are not required anymore.

   * Power-LED flashes when accessing cache.

   * Verify is as fast as in a copy-program, because data is verified in the
     background while writing.  (the processor isn't used much while writing
     anyway).

   * If `DiskSafe' is installed, the cache will be written before a reset or
     system-crash restarts the computer. See Requirements.

   * Supports `DiskExpander'
     (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/util/pack/epu14.lha),
     `Virtual-Memory-Manger (VMM)',
     `XFH' (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/util/pack/XFH.lha) `temporal files'
     and `World-Wide-Web browsers'.

   * Supported devices: (probably all
        - scsi (http://www.amiga.de/files/index.html), 2nd.scsi, NewStyleDevice,
          atapi (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/IDEfix97.lha),
          cybscsi,

        - trackdisk,
          floppy (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/floppy43.lha),
          diskspare (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/Diskspr3.lha),
          hackdisk (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/NewHackdisk.lha),
          mfm.device ((C)CrossDOS),
          messydisk (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/misc/emu/msh-156.lha),

        - fmsdisk (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/fmsdisk.lha),

        - xpkdisk (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/util/pack/xpkDisk37_8c.lha),

        - cd.

   * Supported FileSystems: (All knownn)
        - FastFileSystem(FFS),
          V44.5 (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/ffstd64.lha)
          V43.20 (ftp://ftp.amiga.com/pub/)

        - ProfiFileSystem1+2(PFS)
          (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/disk/misc/pfs95.lha),
          HomePage (http://www.greed.nl)

        - AmiFileSafe(AFS)
          (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/biz/demo/afsdemo159.lha),

        - SmartFileSystem(SFS) (http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/SFS/),

        - MessyFileSystem(MSD)
          (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/misc/emu/msh-156.lha),

        - CrossDOSFileSystem(MSD) ((C)CrossDOS),

        - Berkeley (NetBSD LinUX) Fast FileSystem (BFFS UNI\02)
          (http://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/misc/emu/bffs1.3.lha).

     and compatible, furthermore all MultiUser-"clones".

   * Supports FileSystems with a variable block-size.

   * Supports harddisks with a capacity of 4 GigaByte or more.

   * Protects partitions beyond the 4 GigaByte "barrier" from faulty accesses.

   * Is the fastest cache program. Accelerates harddisks by the *factor
     2*-*20*, floppy disks by the *factor 2*-*997*.



* Please, enable "Protect cache with checksums" in preferences, first time
  you  run  'FDA',  to  figure out whether you have installed programs which
  change foreign memory blocks (cache). If so, you should remove  the  "bad"
  programs.  When  there  is no further "FDA Checksumme-error" request, your
  system is clean and stable and you  should  disable  "Protect  cache  with
  checksums" to get maximum performance.

  Perhaps, the next version protect the  cache  with  MMU  for  (relativ)
  "safety"; without slow down the performance.

* It is *very recommend* to install 'StackAttack' (also for OS3.5) after
  SetPatch and before FDA in the 'S:Startup-Sequence', it make FDA and
  the whole Amiga more stable (fixes deadlocks, Guru $8000004 & $1000005)

  c:StackAttack ADDSTACK=512       ;Increase StackSize of every Programm

* Please, don't install QuietTD from DiskSpare, i don't know why it
  hangs.

Q: I have a Blizzard board, and the mulitasking doesn't sweep.
A: Reuse the Chip-memory as cache; because only Fast-memory access confuse
   these boards.

Q: I changed some files and after the reboot, the files are unmodified.
A: Install DiskSafe. See manual-Requirements.

Q: The internet-software crashes very often, and my new emails are not saved.
A: I use "Async-delay" = 2 sec, for my partitions where i write while i'm
   online, it's good for 28k modems. When you have a faster, you should set
   it to 1 sec, to save the datas back to disk, while you are online. And
   not after a logout without Guru. If the datas aren't written back,
   because the write-traffic of your partition is to high (several writes
   while 1 sec); use "write sync".

Q: Why FDA doesn't wait silently for mounting CD0: and then simply cache it?
   The same is for PC0:, if FDA is started BEFORE PC0: mounts itself
   from Devs/DosDrivers, FDA just complains that "Can't Find PC0:"
   and doesn't care if PC0: is started later...
A: AmigaOS doesn't have a "simple" mount-notify function, but a hint:

   Insert in "S:Startup-Sequence" behind SetPatch,
   SaferPatches/PatchControl/SetMan/PatchLib's PatchSetFunc,
   StackAttack, PoolMem and FBlit<V3.64:
     RUN <>NIL: Sys:System/FDA ENVARC:FDA-Boot.prefs QUIET
   and at bottom of "S:User-Startup":
     Sys:Prefs/FDAPref ENVARC:FDA-AfterBoot.prefs USE
   and save as with FDAPref the two new prefs.

Q: I have 16 partitions, how can i enable it quickly?
A: It's not 'HyperCache', it was difficult enough to detect partitions.
   Use SHIFT-KEY & LEFT-MOUSE.

Q: I use the FAT95 (MSWindows95) FileSystem for ZIP drive. The "Size of Track"
   is not saved.
A: Enter the Surfaces, BlocksPerTrack, LowCyl and HighCyl values in
   devs:DOSDrivers/devs:mountlist.

Q: I use the FAT95 (MSWindows95) FileSystem for ZIP drive. While inserting a
   disk an Alert #0FDA0016 and Enforcer-hits popup.
A: Enter the Surfaces, BlocksPerTrack, LowCyl and HighCyl values in
   devs:DOSDrivers/devs:mountlist.

Q: I have 16MB RAM, and ADPro use the whole free memory.
A: ADPro:ADPro MAXMEM=5000000 FASTMEMONLY

Q: Since I installed OS v3.5 it's so slow.
A: SetPatch install NSD 4GB support for:
   timer- input- keyboard- gameport- console- clipboard- trackdisk-
   ramdrive- and statram-device. They will call several times per second,
   and it's nonsense to run code for a architekture we will never credit
   (64-Bit CPU to access more than 4GB memory).
   Comment them in devs:NSDPatch.cfg out.

Q: The cache doesn't work with all my drives connected to cybscsi.device.
A: SetPatch doesn't check wheter devices already support NSD, and patch it
   still. And the patch doesn't work with WaitIO().
   Comment cybscsi.device in devs:NSDPatch.cfg out, or SetPatch NONSD.

Q: How to shutdown UAE safely to write the cache back to disk?
A: Use keys LeftShift+RightShift+Tab instead of reset after you installed:
   DiskSafe REBOOT WAITVERIFY VERIFYREQ RESETKEY RESETSEQ=LShift+RShift+Tab DF0:
DH0: DH1: DH2:
   and quit UAE (UAE-JIT2 quits after reboot).

Tip: It's not recommended to have mounted AFFS Harddiskfiles while UAE is
running on Linux.
     Write some shell scripts and save it i.e. at /amiga

     mount.sh:
     #! /bin/sh
     mount -t affs /data/Amiga/uae/HDF/sys.hdf /amiga/SYS -o
auto,user,exec,verbose,loop

     umount.sh:
     #! /bin/sh
     umount /amiga/SYS


It`s recommended to install an CopyMemQuick replacement (see Chapter Speedup).
Choose your processor type:
68000  Aminet:util/boot/COPMQR28.lha
68020  Aminet:util/boot/CMQ030.lha
68040+ Aminet:util/boot/NewCMQ060.lha







History V3.4 31-Sep-2001

	* Nothing to mention.


History V3.2 02-Nov-2000

	* Fixed: Various Alerts #4 #6 of any program which call AllocMem().
          This was since v3.0, or perhaps with OS2.0 and OS3.0 if FDA
          doesn't print during startup "Can't remove Dos-Patch of AllocMem"
          It uses now the the MEMF_NO_EXPUNGE flag for AllocMem, like it does
          previous, if FDA print "Can't remove Dos-Patch of AllocMem".
          This means ramlib (flush libraries).
          FDA work again with PoolMem, if PoolMem is before installed.
          I have no manuals wheter MEMF_NO_EXPUNGE also work in OS2.0.

	* Fixed: FlushLibs-Call decrease cache.

	* Fixed: "Can`t create Update-Task"

	* Check the mask wheter the controller work with whole memory.

	* Cache usage via Power-LED if "View color flash if track moved
	  or deleted" is enabled.

        * Debug versions in fda.lha for memory and disk.

  FAQ addition: Setpatch OS35 or NSDPatch and cybscsi.device.


History V3.0 20-Oct-2000

	* Known bug fixed: Cache flushed sometimes, because private memorylist
			   with Allocate() failed. ViNCEd (VNC:) is known to do
			   it, some others too.
                           The Cache is now bigger and therefore faster.
			   Especially while booting.

	* Better finding the appropriate AllocMem() to skip ramlib
	  (flush libraries), to decrease cache if the memory is really full.

	* Emulate undocumentated memoryfunctions features.

	* Call in OS3+ AllocPooled(). Faster with lot of memory, and
	  fragmentates it less. CPU cache optimized. Faster cache initialization
	  and startup.

	* Optimized: Allocate/AllocMem/AllocAbs/AvailMem.

	* Fixed: If "Protect cache with checksums" is enabled, and a program
          damage the cache, FDA determines itself, alerts and deadlocks the OS.

	* Perhaps work now for MorphOS (untested, results are welcome).

  FAQ addition: For ADPro and Setpatch OS35 or NSDPatch slow down.


History V2.8 06-Oct-2000

	* Fixed: Preferences failed to run, because statram.device patched with
		 Setpatch OS35 or NSDPatch failed to open.

	* Open device with flags from Devs:DosDrivers. Very few program do it.

	* Faster: Doesn't open devices while Pref initialization.

	* Fixed: USE SAVE Argument writes corrupt preferences, if no GUI opens.

	* More error-reports for startup-failures.

	* Can now be started with project-icon from Sys:WBStartUp.

  FAQ addition: For FAT95 with ZIP-drives.


History V2.6 06-Jul-2000

	* Found the taskpriorities of PowerFlyer device;
          for an faster access in 'n sweep.

	* Fixed: QUIET prints still the first line.

  FAQ addition: For Blizzard boards.


History V2.4 14-Apr-2000

	* Found the taskpriorities of ExpSys.device & buddha_atapi.device;
          for an faster access in 'n sweep.

	* Demo uses whole free memory to speedup.


History V2.2 16-Feb-2000

	* Fixed, the preferences calculate sometimes unreal values of
	  'Size of Track'.

	* Checksumme calculation faster.

	* Fixed, can't create the update-task for IDEfix ATA[PI]
	  (CD-drive & ZIP-drive).

        * Fixed, unclean termination and preferences-use if 'PatchControl'
          is installed.

	* Fixed, trackdisk capacity-change detection.

	* Fixed, hanging of messydisk.device v1.56.

	* Perhaps fixed, hanging of cd.device 3.6 (05.03.97) Georg Campana;
	  because untested.

	* Fixed, "Verify error" while writing ½ trax.

	* Fixed, "write async" timer restarted while receiving update-command
	  according read-command.

	New USA office address:

	ShareIt! Inc
	Suite 1800
	Chapel Hill Professional Center
	GREENSBURG PA 15601-8019
	USA

	Phone: 724-853-6618
	Fax  : 724-850-8187

	Of course our old address with the PO Box is still available and can be used
	to send us checks and other mail. In future, you are welcome to use our new
	address instead.


History V2.0 17-Dec-1999

	* Fixed, hanging of mfm.device (CrossDos) v40.9 and fd.device
	  (XFileSystem v2.14 ) v42.86; because they use SendIO() without
	  WaitIO(). This was also the case for the hanging bug of
	  FDAPref.

	* Fixed, capacity-change detection for XFileSystem v2.17

	* trackdisk.device OS 3.0 doesn't work with ½ trax and format-command,
	  and doesn't reply a error value. The update-task uses now the
	  write-command.

  FAQ addition:

  * Please, don't install QuietTD from DiskSpare, i don't know why it
    hangs.

  * Please, don't use fd.device v42.86 from XFileSystem v2.14 together
    with "verify", use instead mfm.device it works. XFileSystem v2.16 do
    something but not bugfree.

  Copyright addition:

  Registration move to new user is free of charge.


History V1.8 09-Nov-1999

	* Fixed, "write-Async" not 100% working timer.

	* Added, PFS against FDA+FFS benchmark.


History V1.6 30-Sep-1999

	* Recognize capacity-change of removeable-medias.
	  I.e. DD<->HD Disks

	* English translation of documentation

		Thanks to The Amiga Translators Organization [http://ato.vapor.com]
			Jens Neubauer <jens.neubauer at gmx.de> for translate.
			Heiko Hayn <Smeagel at gmx.net> for proof-read.

	* ESC-Key supported



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Contents of disk/cache/fda.lha
 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 1409    2635  53.5% -lh5- 0bb7 Feb 16  2000 FDA_Demo/FDAPref.info
[generic]                 1296    2548  50.9% -lh5- 45d1 Feb 16  2000 FDA_Demo/FDAView.info
[generic]                  379     554  68.4% -lh5- 8024 Nov  1  2000 FDA_Demo/FDA_debug.readme
[generic]                26529   51956  51.1% -lh5- ac1f Nov  1  2000 FDA_Demo/FDA_debug_disk
[generic]                24004   47252  50.8% -lh5- 75a5 Nov  1  2000 FDA_Demo/FDA_debug_mem
[generic]                 1988    3511  56.6% -lh5- 7e72 Mar 15  1999 FDA_Demo/Install-FDA.deutsch.info
[generic]                 1960    3470  56.5% -lh5- 9e5a Mar 15  1999 FDA_Demo/Install-FDA.english.info
[generic]                22914   44716  51.2% -lh5- e6d4 Aug 31  2001 FDA_Demo/FDA
[generic]                 1053    2728  38.6% -lh5- 1468 Feb 16  2000 FDA_Demo/FDA.info
[generic]                 1491    2904  51.3% -lh5- 318a Feb 16  2000 FDA_Demo/FDAdoc.info
[generic]                19924   40792  48.8% -lh5- d016 Aug 31  2001 FDA_Demo/FDAPref
[generic]                 8884   17804  49.9% -lh5- afc2 Aug 31  2001 FDA_Demo/FDAView
[generic]                 5784   23925  24.2% -lh5- 4779 Mar  6  2001 FDA_Demo/Install_FDA
[generic]                 1662    2555  65.0% -lh5- 4098 Aug 31  2001 FDA_Demo/MC68000/fdaView.patch
[generic]                 1695    2404  70.5% -lh5- 01f3 Jan  8  1994 FDA_Demo/MC68000/IconType
[generic]                 1029    2062  49.9% -lh5- 3ea7 Jan  8  1994 FDA_Demo/MC68000/IconType.doc
[generic]                 4852   10581  45.9% -lh5- 1400 Sep  2  2001 FDA_Demo/FDAdoc/FDA-News.readme
[generic]                37698  122497  30.8% -lh5- 40d9 Nov 14  1999 FDA_Demo/FDAdoc/FDA.guide
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