So previously you only started seeing l2 errors after there was
a significant amount of data in l2arc? Thats interesting in itself
if thats the case.
I wonder if its the type of data, or something similar. Do you
run compression on any of your volumes?
zfs get compression
Regards
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vitalij Satanivskij" <sa...@ukr.net>
Just now I cannot say, as to triger problem we need at last 200+gb size on
l2arc wich usually grow in one production day.
But for some reason today in the morning server was rebooted so cache was flushed and now only 100Gb.
Need to wait some more time.
At last for now none error on l2.
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