well, since the write cache flush command is disabled, I would like this
to happen as early as practically possible in the bootup process, as ZFS
will not be issuing the cache flush commands to the disks.
I'm not really sure what happens in the case where the write flush
command is disabled, something makes its way into the write cache, then
the cache is disabled. Does this mean the write cache is flushed to disk
when the cache is disabled? If so, then I guess it's less critical when
it happens in the bootup process or if it's permanent...
-Greg
A Darren Dunham wrote:
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 10:33:40AM -0500, Greg Mason wrote:
What I'm looking for is a faster way to do this than format -e -d <disk>
-f <script>, for all 48 disks.
Is the speed critical? I mean, do you have to pause startup while the
script runs, or does it interfere with data transfer?
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