`filename` semantic (which generates a file for each clone if not
specified, but lets all clones use the same file if set).
- See the :option:`filename` option for information on how to escape "``:``" and
- "``\``" characters within the directory path itself.
+ See the :option:`filename` option for information on how to escape "``:``"
+ characters within the directory path itself.
Note: To control the directory fio will use for internal state files
use :option:`--aux-path`.
by this option will be :option:`size` divided by number of files unless an
explicit size is specified by :option:`filesize`.
- Each colon and backslash in the wanted path must be escaped with a ``\``
+ Each colon in the wanted path must be escaped with a ``\``
character. For instance, if the path is :file:`/dev/dsk/foo@3,0:c` then you
would use ``filename=/dev/dsk/foo@3,0\:c`` and if the path is
- :file:`F:\\filename` then you would use ``filename=F\:\\filename``.
+ :file:`F:\\filename` then you would use ``filename=F\:\filename``.
On Windows, disk devices are accessed as :file:`\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0` for
the first device, :file:`\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive1` for the second etc.
(``blkparse <device> -o /dev/null -d file_for_fio.bin``).
You can specify a number of files by separating the names with a ':'
character. See the :option:`filename` option for information on how to
- escape ':' and '\' characters within the file names. These files will
+ escape ':' characters within the file names. These files will
be sequentially assigned to job clones created by :option:`numjobs`.
.. option:: read_iolog_chunked=bool