1.7
Added forced dump collection feature
Added log storage path change function
Add new-current-uuid --no-rotate-bitmap command option
Displayed in status when SB occurs
Check kernel version during installation Minor scope expansion
Added accelbuf-size option (enabled by default), improving replication performance for replicated data below 4K.
Event Improvements
When changing status, add option (--diff) to output the previous status and the status after change.
Added synchronization progress event output option (--sync)
Added sync event output cycle setting option (--interval)
Add json format event output option
sync-target-primary event output
Change c-max-rate default value to 6.5MB
Changed the invalidate command to only operate when connected.
[Windows] Changed to automatic meta disk wipe-md processing when /release_vol is performed on the target node.
Version notation changed to 4 digits
Changed handling of --discard-my-data connection command -> returns error if not in SB situation
Changed to automatic SB resolution upon reconnection during SB resolution synchronization.
Removed meta version upgrade support option during drbd metadisk migration.
1.6.3
Change property disable_write_same to enable by default.
Support Ubuntu22, Rocky 9.
Support Windows/Linux mixed replication configurations.
Performance Monitor's lookup method has been improved to allow specifying date and time.
1.6.2
Added packet count-based replication congestion detection. Specify a packet count via congestion-highwater to detect congestion beyond that count. It is enabled by default.
Added resync-ratio option to specify the synchronization ratio.
1.6.1
Adds the performance monitor (bsrmon) feature.
Do not perform kernel module unloading on Linux service termination. From now on, service and kernel module loading/unloading are performed independently.
1.6
Add support for fast synchronization of only the used area of the filesystem (FastSync) on Linux.
svc-auto-up, svc-auto-down options moved to node section.
Made read I/O for BSR volumes to be bypassed without processing.
Improved volume GUID notation in Windows resource configuration.
The tcp-cork setting has been disabled by default.
Enabling this setting could cause performance issues due to packet processing delays.
The disk-flush setting has been disabled.
Depending on the disk device, there may be a (severe) delay in the flush operation. This issue cannot be handled by BSR, so it is avoided by disabling this setting.