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--- omv8:omv8_plugins:write_cache [2025/12/08 14:49] – [Summary] crashtest
+++ omv8:omv8_plugins:write_cache [2025/12/08 20:49] (current) – [Frequently Asked Questions] crashtest
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 - **Daily flush timer**:  (**Optional** - NOT enabled by default.)\\
 This setting will result is some additional flash drive wear.\\
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 === For SSD Users ===
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 ==== Frequently Asked Questions ====
+**Q: Should I use Write Cache?**\\
+A: Absolutely, if you're running OpenMediaVault on SD-cards and USB drives.  Failure to use Write Cache will result in the premature failure SD-cards and USB drives.  Write Cache is, however, optional for SSDs and is not needed for spinning hard drives.\\
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 **Q: I need to view logs from my current session, without shutting down.  What do I do?**\\
 A: Under **Services**, **Write Cache**, click the **Flush** button (or the Rotate & Flush button).\\
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 **Q: Can I lose important data?**\\
 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?**\\
-A: Absolutely, if you're running OpenMediaVault on SD-cards and USB drives.  Failure to use Write Cache will result in the premature failure SD-cards and USB drives.  Write Cache is, however, optional for SSDs and not needed for spinning hard drives.\\
 \\
 **Q: When is Cached Data Lost?**\\