better place for bcache discussion?
I've been lurking on this mailing list for a while, and it tends to be pretty quiet. I've seen a fair number of questions go by that were never really responded to, including a few of the "Eeek! bcache ate my data, what should I do?" variety. Is there any place else bcache questions/discussions take place that might be more lively? I'm sure the developers have better things to do than hang out here and play 20 questions :), but it's always nice to have a forum where experienced users hang out and might be able to provide a hand if something blows up.
Thanks.
FYO: IRC does exist
irc.oftc.net
#bcache
-Adam
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Adam Brenner
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Quoted 15 lines · Paul B. Henson
I've been lurking on this mailing list for a while, and it tends to be pretty quiet. I've seen a fair number of questions go by that were never really responded to, including a few of the "Eeek! bcache ate my data, what should I do?" variety. Is there any place else bcache questions/discussions take place that might be more lively? I'm sure the developers have better things to do than hang out here and play 20 questions :), but it's always nice to have a forum where experienced users hang out and might be able to provide a hand if something blows up.
Thanks.
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Quoted 8 lines · Adam Brenner
FYO: IRC does exist
irc.oftc.net
#bcache
Cool, thanks for the pointer, I'll give that a shot.