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Name-Collision - multiple objects in this wiki use the name do_dettmer_write!
do_dettmer_write (bench) Result: MemBench Lantiq Write Benchmark (MIPS).
do_dettmer_write (procfs) Test: MemBench Lantiq Write Benchmark (MIPS).

Procfs-Object

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do_dettmer_write is an open source RAM Benchmark by AVM which performs a Linear Write test (cached).
Initially located at /proc/avm it was moved to /proc/avm/benchmark later. See the Path in the Model-Matrix.

This test is only available on MIPS CPUs and uses MIPS cached memory address space.
Unlike other tests it does not print the results but sends them to the kernel ring buffer, which could be read by dmesg.
The name of this procfs file comes from the surname of Knut Dettmer, a Lantiq employee.

do_dettmer_write is part of the MemBench suite. For an overview of all tests see help (procfs) and the Benchmark article.

Excerpt from the source code avm_membench.c (german):

/*------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*\
 * Mem-Test von Knut Dettmer (Lantiq-Mitarbeiter)
 *
 * KD: simple memory thruput test (MIPS cached memory address space). 
\*------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

Examples

7490 fw 7.29 example:

fritz3:/var/mod/root $ cat /proc/avm/do_dettmer_write

Lantiq Write Benchmark. (Set LogLevel 0 to see the results..)

fritz3:/var/mod/root $ dmesg | tail -n 10

[1236092.820000] Starting ddr 
[1236092.820000] write 
[1236092.820000] stress test for 
[1236092.820000] 196.6 MHz 
[1236092.820000] ddr clock frequency
[1236092.820000] 512MB will be 
[1236092.820000] written
[1236093.110000] 512MB written
[1236093.110000] in 361 mseconds
[1236093.110000] ==>> 1452MB/s thruput

7390 fw 6.04 example:

root@7390:/var/mod/root# cat /proc/avm/do_dettmer_write 

Lantiq Write Benchmark. (Set LogLevel 0 to see the results..)

root@7390:/var/mod/root# dmesg | tail -n 5

Starting ddr <0>write <0>stress test for <0>196.6 MHz <0>ddr clock frequency
512MB will be <0>written
512MB written
in 356 mseconds
==>> 1472MB/s thruput

7240 fw 6.06 example:

root@fritz:/var/mod/root# echo AVM_PRINTK > /dev/debug
root@fritz:/var/mod/root# cat /proc/avm/do_dettmer_write

Lantiq Read Benchmark. (Set LogLevel 0 to see the results..)

root@fritz:/var/mod/root# echo AVMDBG_EOF 1+ >/dev/debug
root@fritz:/var/mod/root# tail /dev/debug 2>/dev/null

Starting ddr 
write 
stress test for 
196.6 MHz 
ddr clock frequency
512MB will be 
written
512MB written
in 1592 mseconds
==>> 329MB/s thruput
 
root@fritz:/var/mod/root# echo AVMDBG_EOF 0 >/dev/debug

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