James Bottomley wrote:
> > Is it possible to flush all entries in the buffer cache corresponding
> > to a single block device (i.e. simply drop them if they aren't dirty,
> > or write them to disk and drop them after this if they are dirty)?
>
> Yes, just send the BLKFLSBUF ioctl to the device
> Is it possible to flush all entries in the buffer cache corresponding
> to a single block device (i.e. simply drop them if they aren't dirty,
> or write them to disk and drop them after this if they are dirty)?
Yes, just send the BLKFLSBUF ioctl to the device this syncs the device then
Is it possible to flush all entries in the buffer cache corresponding
to a single block device (i.e. simply drop them if they aren't dirty,
or write them to disk and drop them after this if they are dirty)?
Yes, just send the BLKFLSBUF ioctl to the device this syncs the device then
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James Bottomley wrote:
Is it possible to flush all entries in the buffer cache corresponding
to a single block device (i.e. simply drop them if they aren't dirty,
or write them to disk and drop them after this if they are dirty)?
Yes, just send the BLKFLSBUF ioctl to the device this
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