Is the underlying bdev bcache format such that bios/grub won't be able to boot
off it?
Or to put it another way, I am wondering whether I can get away with:
/dev/sd[ab]
md0
bcache
lvm
lv-root
lv-boot
like I do now without bcache and have grub find the lv-boot, or if I need a
separate md device to hold /boot like:
/dev/sd[ab]
md0
boot
md1
bcache
lvm
lv-root
lv-boot
thanks
James
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