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Yeah
This works, but not sure if it is a good thing to use it...
speedtest --accept-license --accept-gdprAssuming you mean WSL2, there is no particular reason why it would not, but to satisfy your curiosity I have ran it and it seems fine.
Keep in mind WSL2 runs in a VM, so pretty much anything should work. Even on WSL1 I don't see why this would fail but I don't have the patience to do it.
My WSL2 instance was installed as Ubuntu 20.04 and then upgraded to the 22.04 development branch.
Only notes are
1) WSL2 does not support IPv6 (boo!) so that was expected.
2) It says
nonefor Virt even thoughsystemd-detect-virtreturnswsland under the hood it is just Hyper-V - perhaps a check needs adding for this?3) 16GB RAM and 250GB disk are the resources allocated to WSL2, the hosts resources are larger.
Enjoy my consumer network connection : )
We wrote an article about this on LowEndBox.
Nicely done @Liso
https://lowendbox.com/blog/lowend-benchmark-wars-heat-up/
Looking good. Great job mate!
Lowend drama, yes
How about a Benchy logo @DianTama ?
Thank you for the article, I didn't expect this to be featured— really appreaciate it
Just want to clarify that this project actually started on Mid-February, only then it was integrated with git. This is why the first commit have already had few hundred line of codes.
Thanks for the review, and yes you're spot on because I only had check for most common virtualization: kvm, lxc, qemu, and openvz. I'll include more virtualization on next releases.
Looks great
Here is mine:
Nice, Great tool!
That looks good. Easy to read. Thank You!
Hello, I have updated the script in accordance with request from let member.
-ior--show-ipflag to display public IP Address instead of generic✔ Enabled.You can try this new version from dev branch.
Or curl.
Thank you
Thanks, it works.
I appreciate the work you put into doing this.
No offense but personally I think that there’s just too many borders around - referring to the disk, network and geekbench results area.
But yeah, I get the idea that it’s supposed to make things a little easier to read.
So maybe it’s just me 🤣✌🏼
more information is always good as long as it doesn't overwhelm, so why not ;-)
I suggest to make it a bit more compact though otherwise you need to scroll a lot in a shell windows. maybe get rid of a few lines within those tables for better readability and consistency in design... e.g. like this:
PS: eventually you could also compact the upper info tables a bit more, to reduce scrolling... but maybe that's just me ;-)
I'd get benchy.sh domain if I was you.
I really feel this is the biggest downside of this fork, I'd like it to be more compact so I can actually see everything without scrolling up more than needed.
Yeah, what I have in mind is similar to what @Falzo posted.
Thought he had pwned me and took a peek at my
~Maybe also use country codes for speed test locations, to shorten things a little.
Or add
Short version and a Long version.
Would love to somehow create a section on LowEndBox that serves as a database that collects submissions for performance reports which can then be referenced/searched for users looking to make purchase decisions.
Sort of like LEB's version of Serverbear.
Thank you for the feedback
, this gives me an idea to make the output more compact.
@Liso
looks nice the OS information is a nice touch.
Any idea why NVMe gives "failed" fio test results? (OS: Linux Mint / Debian edition)
what's wrong with the old one ?
Hi, this does not happen to me. But the output indicate that
fiomay not be downloaded correctly, can you try.This will download the underlying package of Benchy (fio, iperf3, bc), then try running fio directly from terminal.
This will run fio 4k random rw, post the output here.
I have rewritten the script to 'de-bloat' the result— especially table border, thanks to @Falzo comment (he give the example desired result).
New output:
Also, I have added two additional parameter.
-lor--long-outputas requested by @Saahib, if included it will shows the complete output rather than simplified one.-por--parse-only, when invoked-- Benchy will only display Server Information, without performing Disk, Network, and Geekbench test. Pretty useful for me when I just want to take a peek on specification.This is list of parameter that Benchy support, taken from
--helpmenu.Thank you for your attention
, I'm open to any suggestion.
Great, thanks. Proposal for one small improvement - proper numbers alignment in columns, is it possible?