Hi Everyone, Recently I have set up a simple lvmcache on my machine. This is a write-through cache, so in my view it should never be necessary to copy data from the cachepool to the origin LV. But this is exactly what happens: on system start the lvs -o+cache_policy,cache_settings,cache_mode displays something like: LV VG Attr LSize Pool Origin Data% Meta% Move Log Cpy%Sync Convert CachePolicy CacheSettings CacheMode home main Cwi-aoC--- 21.83t [cache1] [home_corig] 99.99 0.55 90.39 smq writethrough and for a next day or two it writes the whole cachepool to the origin. The data on the cached LV seems fine as long as sha512 is concerned. Is this supposed to be that way? My setup: I have 2 mdraid devices: one 24T raid6, one 1T raid1, and one separate SSD. All are LUKS-encrypted, SSD is partitioned into MBR boot partition, encrypted /boot partition and a big encrypted partition for a PV. The encrypted block devices (except /boot) are PVs in my VG. The 24T RAID holds the origin LV, the 1T RAID is made into a cachepool. BR, M.W. -- On a paper submitted by a physicist colleague: "This isn't right. This isn't even wrong." -- Wolfgang Pauli
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