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LittleLama

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  1. LittleLama's post in Serveur keeps crashing on Docker start was marked as the answer   
    Just made a clear cmos on the motherboard and it looks fine.
  2. LittleLama's post in Cache drive Unmountable: Unsupported or no file system was marked as the answer   
    After seeing this btrfs word, I stopped array and set the cache drive to file system auto.
    Started the array, everything is there again but the cache drive is now in BTRFS.
     
    Files are there. Nothing looks corrupted. It's really strange.
     
    I'm sure at 1000% to have formatted this cache drive in XFS.
     
    Is this a bug ?
     
    Thank you @JorgeB for your help and especially this blkid command.
  3. LittleLama's post in Slow MySQL / MariaDB writes in Docker/VM was marked as the answer   
    So, I finally changed my SSD and replaced my two Samsung QVO (with btrfs file system) by a single Samsung EVO (xfs) and everything returned fine.
    I first tested to change cache pool to RAID0, RAID1, Single with no real difference.
    I then moved the whole cache pool on the Array and observe a really light improvement.
     
    When replacing the drive, all the job times returned to normal value.
    As a conclusion, I don't know if it is a hardware issue or a file system issue and will run the SSD in Samsung Magician to know it.
     
    Thanks

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