I was looking at different ways of caching the pool for reads/writes, and saw something interesting in the Primocache add volume interface. It reports the DP NTFS pool volume as using 4KB clusters, instead of the size that all of the pool drives use which is 64KB.
Is that normal for the virtual disk, or perhaps just incorrectly reported by Primocache? If not and I'm using 64KB clusters on all pool drives, should I be interested in changing it on the virtual pool volume to match? If so, how would I go about doing that, and is it safe to do?
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I was looking at different ways of caching the pool for reads/writes, and saw something interesting in the Primocache add volume interface. It reports the DP NTFS pool volume as using 4KB clusters, instead of the size that all of the pool drives use which is 64KB.
Is that normal for the virtual disk, or perhaps just incorrectly reported by Primocache? If not and I'm using 64KB clusters on all pool drives, should I be interested in changing it on the virtual pool volume to match? If so, how would I go about doing that, and is it safe to do?
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