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Subject: [linux-lvm] dm-cache?
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It was mentioned late last year that there would probably start to be a
discussion of dm-cache support within lvm in January, has that been delayed?
Or perhaps is taking place off-line initially? Not looking to bug :), but
very interested in seeing that get off the ground, thanks.