Support using buffered I/O with O_SYNC instead of direct I/O
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@@ -102,8 +102,9 @@ checks the device cache status on start and tries to disable cache for SATA/SAS
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If it doesn't succeed it issues a warning in the system log.
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You can also pass other OSD options here as arguments and they'll be persisted
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to the superblock: max_write_iodepth, max_write_iodepth, min_flusher_count,
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max_flusher_count, inmemory_metadata, inmemory_journal, journal_sector_buffer_count,
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in the superblock: cached_io_data, cached_io_meta, cached_io_journal,
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inmemory_metadata, inmemory_journal, max_write_iodepth,
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min_flusher_count, max_flusher_count, journal_sector_buffer_count,
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journal_no_same_sector_overwrites, throttle_small_writes, throttle_target_iops,
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throttle_target_mbs, throttle_target_parallelism, throttle_threshold_us.
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See [Runtime OSD Parameters](../config/osd.en.md) for details.
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