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ltb76
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Thu Aug 28, 2014 3:33 pm
Hi,
How do I deactivate L2 cache on an existing published image?
Is it just a matter of removing the "<caching> </caching>" section of the swdsk file?
And how do I make sure that all data is flushed?
Thank you in advance,
Lasse
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robnicholson
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Thu Aug 28, 2014 4:55 pm
Ohh, you're brave!
True it's just an XML file but personally I'd remove the target & device and re-create using an existing device. Chances are editing the XML will end up at the same place. Of course, you'll have to disconnect any iSCSI targets first.
I believe being able to make edits like this via the GUI are on the roadmap. Hopefully live but that's a challenge in itself.
Cheers, Rob.
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ltb76
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Thu Aug 28, 2014 5:32 pm
robnicholson wrote:Ohh, you're brave!
True it's just an XML file but personally I'd remove the target & device and re-create using an existing device. Chances are editing the XML will end up at the same place. Of course, you'll have to disconnect any iSCSI targets first.
I believe being able to make edits like this via the GUI are on the roadmap. Hopefully live but that's a challenge in itself.
Cheers, Rob.
That was my initial thought, but going the "re-create" route requires the L2 Cache disk to be mapped, and that way I will not get rid of it, so that is a no go.
In the help file they state you can change the size by shutting down the service and then change the size in the swdsk file, but they do not mention how I get rid of it entirely
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Anatoly (staff)
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Thu Sep 04, 2014 3:53 pm
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Anatoly Vilchinsky
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