Il 2022-01-31 16:28 Demi Marie Obenour ha scritto:
thin_trim is a userspace tool that works on an entire thin pool, and I
suspect it may be significantly faster than blkdiscard of an individual
thin volume. That said, what I would *really* like is something
equivalent to fstrim for thin volumes: a tool that works
asynchronously,
in the background, without disrupting concurrent I/O.
Are you sure that fstrim works asynchronously?
I remember "fstrim -v /mybigdevice" tacking some time (~30s).
FYI, you might want to specify a full fingerprint here; short key IDs
are highly vulnerable to collision and preimage attacks.
Yeah, it is a 15 years old signature I must decide to update ;)
Thanks.
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