If you have a mirrored set for your OS (rpool) you can configure it so the
failure of either one of those two drives will cause the system to boot
automatically from the other. Google mirrored rpool. I think I found my
instructions on Constantin Gonzales' site IIRC
On Friday, February 10, 2012, Ma
Well the machine is back up and running.
It seems that one of the drives was in a faulted state - probably a separate
issue from the power outage. But that drive was configured by the bios to be
the boot drive, and the system refused to boot off a faulted drive. Instantly
restarted, repeat.
So
Hi,
while delving into the repo.redist created by the illumos-gate build, I found
many package dependencies
whose exact version cannot be found on the OI dev publisher.
I tried browsing the OI dev-il publisher and found the exact versions, so I
just thought
that switching the OI publisher to dev-
> Now, I can somewhat see the argument in resilvering more drives in
> parallel to save time, if the drives fail at the same time, but how
> often do they really do that? Mostly, a drive will fail rather out of
> sync with others. This leads me to thinking it would be better to let
> the pool resil
Hi,
I was browsing the dev-il repository through the web interface, and found a
discordant answer
when doing a pkg search against the same repository.
For example:
- pkg search -s http://pkg.openindiana.org/dev-il/ python-26 returns:
pkg:/runtime/python-26@2.6.4-0.151.1
- looking for the same on
