matthew patton schreef op 22-11-2017 10:16:
by definition when you detach a cache it is now entirely invalid and
will (should) be treated as empty.
Yeah but it wasn't.
Within seconds the rootfs was readonly and because I was running some
apt thing at the same time, now a large bunch of
Zdenek Kabelac schreef op 22-11-2017 10:57:
In your case - just destroy the cache (--uncache) and do not try to
reuse cache-pool unless you really know what you are doing.
But I still don't know how to clean the metadata manually.
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Dne 22.11.2017 v 09:55 Xen napsal(a):
Ehm,
When you split a cache and later reattach it, LVM ensures it is in a
consistent state right?
LVM is a bit old, I mean Ubuntu 16.04 version, so something about 133.
Hi
Sorry but version 133 is really ancient - the original purpose of 'cache'
by definition when you detach a cache it is now entirely invalid and will
(should) be treated as empty.
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