Re: RAID1 write order fidelity

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aristizb@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am currently working with a software Linux RAID1, with external bitmap
> and no write-behind option. Does the RAID controller keep the write
> order fidelity?.
> 
> If an application writes some blocks on the RAID device in a particular
> order, can I ensure that these blocks will be written to the devices
> conforming the RAID on the same order, or at least on the main disk?
> (disk 0 on the RAID).

I suspect you need to do some research on 'barriers'.

I think the answer at present is 'no'.

Hence messages like:
Filesystem "md0": Disabling barriers, not supported by the underlying device


> The version of mdadm I am suing is 2.6.2.
That's not important. The kernel version is; that's where the md driver lives.

David
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