Re: Question about hot-plug of bcache

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On 2017/6/6 上午9:49, tang.junhui@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello Coly,
> 
> 
> > I didn't care about hot-plug cache device so far. What I concern is, if
> 
> > cache device or backing device failed, how bcache handles such situation
> 
> > and tries best to avoid kernel panic. There should be a few things to
> 
> > fix I guess.
> 
> 
> When can you work out this patch? Please let me known
> 
> as soon as possible.

It is in my todo list, but I need to find a time to work on it, not on
my schedule yet....

> I think  hot-plug is also important, can we have any plane to support
> 
> it in the future?

I don't have such a plan currently. If there is another layer between
bache and real disk, e.g. raid1 as cache device, then hot-plug is
transparent to bcache code. A general hot-plug support to bcache code is
too difficult to me ...


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