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--- docs_in_draft:write_cache_plugin [2025/11/29 02:49] – [Best Practices] crashtest
+++ docs_in_draft:write_cache_plugin [2025/11/29 02:54] (current) – [For SD Card Users] crashtest
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 ==== Best Practices ====
-==== For SD Card Users ====
+=== For SD-Card Users ===
-- **Enable**: Write caching for `/var/log`
-- **Enable**: Flush on shutdown
-- **Enable**: Daily flush timer
-- **Enable**: Journald volatile storage
+- **Enable**: Write caching for `/var/log`\\
+- **Enable**: Flush on shutdown\\
+- **Enable**: Daily flush timer\\
+- **Enable**: Journald volatile storage\\
+\\
 These settings maximum write reduction with reasonable data preservation.\\
-==== For SSD Users ====
+=== For SSD Users ===
-- **Consider enabling**: Write caching for high-activity paths only
-- **Do enable**: Flush on shutdown
+- **Consider enabling**: Write caching for high-activity paths only\\
-- **Optional**: Daily flush
+- **Enable**: Flush on shutdown\\
-- **Why**: Extends SSD life without being overly aggressive
+- **Optionally Enable**: Daily flush\\
+- **Why**: Extends SSD life without being overly aggressive\\
-==== For Spinning Hard Drive Users ====
+=== For Spinning Hard Drive Users ===
 There's no practical gain. Write Cache is not needed.\\
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 A: Your personal files and shares are not affected. Only system logs and temporary files are cached.\\
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-**Q: Should I use this?**
+**Q: Should I use this?**\\
-A: Yes, if you're running OpenMediaVault on SD cards, USB drives, or SSDs. Write Cache is not needed for traditional hard drives.\\
+A: Yes, if you're running OpenMediaVault on SD cards, USB drives, or SSDs. Write Cache is not needed for spinning hard drives.\\
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 **Q: Can I customize what gets cached?**\\