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Are there any resources for installing Linux, specifically Fedora with Intel Optane. There is not much out there for what I've seen other than disabling Optane and setting to a SATA drive. This would seem to defeat the purpose of using Optane in Linux. There are a couple of tweaks on the intel site but no real prep or execution of install.

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You could use it for caching with a filesystem that supports it.

Though this is not a special "Optane" specific thing (i.e. you would disable any Optane mode in the BIOS as that is Windows specific) . You could do it with any drive. You'd just so happen to be using the optane drive for it.

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50 minutes ago, slaphappy said:

Are there any resources for installing Linux, specifically Fedora with Intel Optane. There is not much out there for what I've seen other than disabling Optane and setting to a SATA drive. This would seem to defeat the purpose of using Optane in Linux. There are a couple of tweaks on the intel site but no real prep or execution of install.

Thanks!

You can either use it as a regular disk, or use it as bcache drive.

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