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YanWenKun / ComfyUI-Docker

🐳Dockerfile for 🎨ComfyUI. | 容器镜像与启动脚本
https://hub.docker.com/r/yanwk/comfyui-boot
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very slow read speeds #43

Closed wirytiox closed 4 months ago

wirytiox commented 4 months ago

i have an ssd nvme and i get less that 50MB/s reads when loading a model. i am running wsl 2 windows 11. and i have a rtx 3050 8 gb

wirytiox commented 4 months ago

it was my bad. i tested read speeds with https://github.com/e7d/docker-diskmark and it was really low. sorry.

YanWenKun commented 4 months ago

Yes, bind-mount a directory from NTFS filesystem and "translate" to ext4 would be very slow.

For better I/O, I recommend using a Docker volume or a WSL2 directory for file storage. Although this is less convenient.

If you use root user in the container, this would also avoid "dubious file ownership".

wirytiox commented 4 months ago

FOR ANYONE RUNNING INTO THE SAME ISSUE: you have many path. you can convert a drive to ext4 and mount it to wsl (not what i did) or you can transfer all you wsl distros to the desired drive (my choice) so you run wsl --shutdown and move the distro from the windows add or remove programs. then you follow this tutorial for the docker distro https://needlify.com/post/how-to-move-wsl-distributions-including-docker-images-to-new-locations-on-windows-6412384cbd14c and you should be done. just make a docker volume and it should be stored in the desired drive