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SSD Cache wrong size

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Hello,

I wanted to add my SDD as cache for unraid to use it for the dockers (appdata) instead of having the disk spins all the time. But I don't understand what I did wrong, the size of the cache is 537 MB in btrfs, In Shares I tried to set it to first cache and second in array. I then tried to put it in only array to try format the SDD again but now there is still data in the cache :

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I tried to run the mover but there is still data on the cache. What should I do ?

Solved by JorgeB

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I assume there's no data there yet, if yes, stop the array, type

 

wipefs -af /dev/nvme0n1

then

blkdiscard -f /dev/nvme0n1

then reboot and reformat the pool again.

  • Author

It worked thank you :)

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I also add another question, maybe you can help. I wan't to add another ssd for cache to not loose data. Do they need to be the exact same model or I can buy on with the same size like a Samsung 990 Evo as it's cheaper ?

Edited by Powablocks

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You can use a different model.

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