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Different sized cache disks

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My two SSDs I'm using as cache are mismatched sizes. I *think* from what I've read this means that they aren't protected, is that right? Is the only way (apart from a backup script) to have them the same size in an array, or does btrfs do something that I don't understand?758718830_Screenshot2022-05-04at22_56_05.thumb.png.c05f5dcb067ef2b25b6b6a68658a32f3.png

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It depends on the BTRFS profile they are set to use.   The default is raid1 and that means they are protected, but the usable space is only that of the smaller device.

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18 minutes ago, itimpi said:

It depends on the BTRFS profile they are set to use.   The default is raid1 and that means they are protected, but the usable space is only that of the smaller device.

That sounds like the best option. Where are the settings for checking this? I can't find them for some reason?

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(BTW I have a 128GB and a 240GB, and the dashboard tells me I have 184GB cache... so I don't really get that!

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7 hours ago, banterer said:

(BTW I have a 128GB and a 240GB, and the dashboard tells me I have 184GB cache... so I don't really get that!

There is a btrfs bug in reporting the size when you have different sized devices

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7 hours ago, banterer said:

Where are the settings for checking this? I can't find them for some reason?

Click on the pool on the Main tab.

 

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