Karl Vogel wrote:

> You can look at the kernel boot messages to find out, or do the 
> following in a shell after booting:
> 
> # dmesg|grep "io scheduler"

Yes, it's the default:

galois /root# dmesg|grep "io scheduler"
Using anticipatory io scheduler

Anyway, no one seems to have a clue on this still existing failure :-(

cu,
Frank

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