May 2, 201610 yr Hi, finally finished my build and got the unRAID licence. Drive layout is follwing: - 3x HDD (one of which is a parity drive); - 1x SSD for cache - 1x M.2 (on PCIe lane) for VMs Is there any way to isolate the latter from the array, or at least the parity calculation, not to bottleneck the M2 performance? I see there is an option to bypass cache, but don't see any option for bypassing parity. Would the "Included disk(s):" (and related exclusion option) work for this?
May 2, 201610 yr Hi, finally finished my build and got the unRAID licence. Drive layout is follwing: - 3x HDD (one of which is a parity drive); - 1x SSD for cache - 1x M.2 (on PCIe lane) for VMs Is there any way to isolate the latter from the array, or at least the parity calculation, not to bottleneck the M2 performance? I see there is an option to bypass cache, but don't see any option for bypassing parity. Would the "Included disk(s):" (and related exclusion option) work for this? You're going to have to mount it outside the array. See Unassigned Devices plugin.
May 3, 201610 yr Author To whomever might have the same question - there's no need to have your vm stored in the array. Simply mount the drive however you please, and that'll be just fine.
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