I have a Firewire RAID-5 that I use for network file storage on my gigabit LAN. This works very well, but I find it to be a little slow sometimes.
What I'd like to do is tell Linux to use a really fast, local disk (eg, a 10k RPM HDD connected via SATA) as a temporary data cache for the RAID, so that some data accesses might go a little faster. Does Linux swap already handle this, or am I going to need some special voodoo? (I hope this is at least reasonably clear) -DMZ
