Systemd init support for loading cache volumes #221
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A few more additions |
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The configuration files now go in /etc/flashcache, and I extended the helper script to apply sysctl flashcache properties for the loaded volumes. |
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sorry for the lack of any response. i'll take a look at this before the end of the week. thanks for your contributions! |
Hi guys, I just wrote a few files to support Systemd init system.
I've tested this on a Debian 8.4.
I still have to solve a little issue with flashcache sysctl volumes parameters, not being applied when loading the volumes, probably because procps gets executed too early, but that will be an easy extension of the flashcache_loader script
This software is great fulfilling its goal, specially for absorbing burst writes to a slow backend like the Seagate Archive drives.
Thanks,
Manuel