GrehgyHils
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This is amazing work mgutt. This issue has plagued me for a long time and has destroyed two of my nice SSDs already.
Hoping to see this officially fixed in an unraid update...
Anyone have any idea if they'll officially reply?
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That's unfortunate to hear. Can you share your results of going back to BTRFS when you have them in a few days?
Also, what's the thought process behind going to XFS? Additionally, how many cache drives did you have when you were using BTRFS? -
Hey everyone, I wanted to report that I believe i'm seeing this bug demonstrated on a 6.9.2 Unraid box.
I had a cache pool of two 480 GB SSDs in RAID 1 that stopped working, which I believe it was due to excessive writes. I replaced the hardware just this morning and put only `appdata`, `domains` and `system` shares on the cache using the setting `prefer`.
Being concerned about the number of writes, I checked thees and with the server being online for ~26 minutes, the cache has experienced already 110,519 writes (~55,000 per disk).
Installing `iotop` with Nerdpack allowed me to run `iotop -ao` which showed that `[loop2]` is responsible for the majority of the writes.```
Linux 5.10.28-Unraid.
root@tower:~# tmux new -s cache
Total DISK READ : 0.00 B/s | Total DISK WRITE : 0.00 B/s
Actual DISK READ: 0.00 B/s | Actual DISK WRITE: 0.00 B/s
TID PRIO USER DISK READ DISK WRITE SWAPIN IO> COMMAND
13149 be/0 root 564.00 K 135.61 M 0.00 % 0.44 % [loop2]
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I've read that some people have been unable to have their cache drives me unencrypted and experience less writes. That's not something I'd like to do...I searched online for any advice on how to fix this, found this threads:
which pointed me to this bug report.
Any advice on how to resolve this?
Thanks,Greg
[6.8.3] Unnecessary overwriting of JSON-files in docker.img every 5 seconds
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No official word from the Lime Tech folks if this is going to be officially fixed?