Right now, if multiple outdrives exist, Ploto seems to always only use the first one as long as it has free space. I have two temp drives running simultaneous plots. This results in both of the temp drives copying the completed plots to a single outdrive at the same time I am trying to move the files off that outdrive and over the network to my farmer.
To optimize this process, I'd propose if there were multiple outdrives, Ploto should cycle through them with each job it spawns. That way the writes will be spread across the outdrives and reduce the likelihood of collisions with the move process pulling the data off those outdrives and over to the final destination for farming.
Right now, if multiple outdrives exist, Ploto seems to always only use the first one as long as it has free space. I have two temp drives running simultaneous plots. This results in both of the temp drives copying the completed plots to a single outdrive at the same time I am trying to move the files off that outdrive and over the network to my farmer.
To optimize this process, I'd propose if there were multiple outdrives, Ploto should cycle through them with each job it spawns. That way the writes will be spread across the outdrives and reduce the likelihood of collisions with the move process pulling the data off those outdrives and over to the final destination for farming.