January 10, 20233 yr Not really sure where this type of topic should live. Hopefully, this is the correct spot. I'm curious why our only option for redundant cache pools is BTRFS. For instance, why couldn't we use XFS and let it handle the parity like it does with the array? Not against BTRFS. Just curious why that's the only option provided for cache pools.
January 10, 20233 yr Path of least resistance. XFS doesn't support that functionality natively, where as BTRFS does, and unraid doesn't support multiple arrays which would be needed for your parity driven cache pool.
January 11, 20233 yr On 1/9/2023 at 5:58 PM, Hollandex said: Not really sure... I'm curious why That topic lives here... On 1/9/2023 at 5:58 PM, Hollandex said: I'm curious why our only option for redundant cache pools is BTRFS. It's not. You can VM BSD and ZFS to your hearts content. Why don't you like BTRFS?... I really want to know? MrGrey.
January 12, 20233 yr Author On 1/10/2023 at 11:37 PM, MrGrey said: Why don't you like BTRFS?... I really want to know? My thread history will tell the tale. haha Long story short, I've never had much luck with it. Always getting file corruption errors, to the point of having to format the entire cache pool. Which sort of negates the redundancy of BTRFS if I'm having to format the whole thing anyway. RAM seems to be the culprit, even though 12 hours of memtest show the RAM is working just fine. So yeah, BTRFS seems neat and apparently works great for 99% of the people that use it. But not me.
January 15, 20233 yr On 1/10/2023 at 6:00 AM, Lolight said: haha will not reply to that, my pils are sealed.
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