Closed jjobi closed 7 years ago
Syncer takes checkpoints of LCFS frequently to keep LCFS crash consistent. This may trigger I/Os and loss of access to LCFS for short intervals. If somebody does not want LCFS to be crash consistent, they may disable syncer completely.
this can be done by doing the following:
lcfsctl /lcfs syncer 0
Syncer takes checkpoints of LCFS frequently to keep LCFS crash consistent. This may trigger I/Os and loss of access to LCFS for short intervals. If somebody does not want LCFS to be crash consistent, they may disable syncer completely.