Re: XFS and nobarrier with SSDs

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On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 09:38:56AM +0100, Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> Is it safe to use XFS (or any other filesystem) on enterprise SSDs with Power 
> Loss Protection (PLP), i.e. some capacitor to provide for enough electricity 
> to write out all data in DRAM to flash after a power loss, with a reordering 
> I/O scheduler like CFQ?

If the device does not need cache flushes it should not report requiring
flushes, in which case nobarrier will be a noop.  Or to phrase it
differently:  If nobarrier makes a difference skipping it is not safe.
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