Re: support for external persistent cache

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i´m not a good person to implement raid at kernel level, maybe at fuse level

neil have more time in this forum than me
neilb@xxxxxxx

i´m new here =) hihi

i will make a new post this is very big...


2011/1/19 Cory Coager <ccoager@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 03:04:09PM -0200, Roberto Spadim wrote:
>> check:
>> Key Specifications
>>
>>     * 500GB, 320GB and 250GB hard drive capacity options   (hard disk
>> like, maybe 100mb/s with 7200rpm   - it?s you hd disk (/dev/sda in my
>> example) )
>>     * 7200-RPM spindle speed
>>     * 4GB SLC NAND solid state memory   (SSD like, maybe 300mb/s   -
>> it?s you ssd cache disk (/dev/sdb in my example) )
>>     * 32MB of drive-level cache  (is it ddr3? ddr3 is 10000mb/s, maybe
>> less, sata is 3gb/s    - it?s the linux/computer ram memory)
>>     * SATA 3Gb/s with Native Command Queuing (3000mb/s)
>>
>> what this disk do?
>>
>> operational system write to (hd) and read from (hd)
>>
>> hd:
>> write/read in memory
>> if not in memory, read from ssd
>> if not in ssd, read from hd
>>
>> write can be async
>> when loser energy, save memory to ssd, 32mb is fast to write, with
>> 300mb/s ssd speed you can use a super capacitor and have 1 second of
>> life...
>> after write to ssd, write to hd
>
> Sounds about right.  Can we make it happen?
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