
WSL 2 gains faster file system access with per-device SWIOTLB pools
Hacker News·4d·haydenbarnes
Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 is implementing per-device SWIOTLB pools for virtiofs and virtioproxy, addressing a bottleneck in file I/O performance. For developers using WSL as their primary development environment, this means notably faster builds, file operations, and project syncing between Windows and Linux workspaces.
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