Fixed 1KB tests duplicate

Didn't realize it was later on in the tests. Moved it to the top since
it's the smallest blocksize, and we're ordering by those.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/dd-bench.sh b/dd-bench.sh
index be43d24..094782e 100755
--- a/dd-bench.sh
+++ b/dd-bench.sh
@@ -101,13 +101,16 @@ function main {
   path="${1}"
 
   # Perform benchmark tests
+
+  # Note that the 1KB block tests write 10 and 80 megabyte files rather than
+  # the previous 1G, 8G, etc due to the speed of the typical 1KB block size
+  # test. Also note that the 200 MB test is skipped because it takes far too
+  # long.
   log "*** Testing 1 KB blocks"
   write_bench "${path}" "1K" "10240"
   read_bench  "${path}" "1K" "10240"
   write_bench "${path}" "1K" "81920"
   read_bench  "${path}" "1K" "81920"
-  write_bench "${path}" "1K" "204800"
-  read_bench  "${path}" "1K" "204800"
 
   log "*** Testing 1 MB blocks"
   write_bench "${path}" "1M" "1024"
@@ -141,16 +144,6 @@ function main {
   write_bench "${path}" "1G" "20"
   read_bench  "${path}" "1G" "20"
 
-  # Note that the 1KB block tests write 10 and 80 megabyte files rather than
-  # the previous 1G, 8G, etc due to the speed of the typical 1KB block size
-  # test. Also note that the 200 MB test is skipped because it takes far too
-  # long.
-  log "*** Testing 1 KB blocks"
-  write_bench "${path}" "1K" "10240"
-  read_bench  "${path}" "1K" "10240"
-  write_bench "${path}" "1K" "81920"
-  read_bench  "${path}" "1K" "81920"
-
   # Attempt cleanup only if the destination test path is a file and not a
   # device (no sense in trying to remove a device).
   if [[ -f "${path}" ]]; then