I think as mentioned in Question #246592 it would be really good to add
bcache to the system partitioning part of the installer.
On my desktop I have a small 60GB SSD and a large 2TB HDD
I have my fstab set up roughly like so:
/dev/sda SSD
sda1 20GB /
sda2 32GB {bcache cache device}
sda3 8GB {swap}
/dev/sdb HDD
sdb1 4GB /var
sdb2 ~2TB {bcache backing device}
RAM
tempfs /tmp
bcache
bcache0 {sda2->sdb2} /home
I feel it would be very useful if the installer could recognise bcache devices
and offer to use them like other devices during install.
Extending from this, it would be great to be able to setup cache devices
and backing devices and then choose where to mount the resulting bcache
device.
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bcache-tools should be added by installer if system is installed onto
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