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=== Limitations === | === Limitations === | ||
There's no "easy way" | There's no "easy way" to convert an existing filesystem to a bcache based filesystem: bcache is an additional block layer that writes its own superblock on the underlying block devices. There is a blocks tool under development, but for now the only solution is to backup your data some where, recreate your filesystem on a bcache device, and then restore the data. | ||
Another limitation is the fact that bcache is EXPERIMENTAL. Although it works really well in general, you should be careful to store important data on it. | Another limitation is the fact that bcache is EXPERIMENTAL. Although it works really well in general, you should be careful to store important data on it. |