write-cache

The write cache is generally considered to be a very good thing (read Linus' explanation and opinion of write caching in Resources).

Unable to disable disk write cache on %1 . Data might be lost during system failures .

Instead, data=ordered leaves the write ordering up to the hard drive's write cache.

The number of disk spindles and the size of the write cache can be based on the expected SMTP message throughput of the server.

Some modern laptop hard drives have an even nastier habit of throwing away their write cache whenever the system is rebooted or suspended.

On Windows and AIX, write cache is available through the use of SSA disks with a fast write nonvolatile cache.

In this case, you can improve performance by connecting to an external storage device that has write cache enabled.

Ensure read and write cache is enabled on your storage system.

Read cache hits should be in excess of 99 percent, and we would like write cache hits to be above 95 percent.

You will see a better performance gain by using write cache on the transaction logs instead of read cache on the database drive.

Here, we are interested in the read and write cache hit rates.

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The driver disabled the write cache on device %1.