s, etc).
The important thing really is not to get stuck in a O/S rut, especially in
today's employment/economic environment. I've seen too many people train
up exclusively on Red Hat only to find they're unemployable in other Linux
environments, never mind in OI or FreeBSD-relat
+for+Advanced-Format+drives
You can gather the data for the identifying text from iostat -En or format ->
select disk -> inquiry
once the zpool created you can verify with zdb -vv |grep ashfit
j.
On 10/27/15 11:17 AM, andy thomas wrote:
I admit I haven't been on this forum for yea
I admit I haven't been on this forum for years, such is the reliability of
my OI 148 server built in 2011. I'm using 3 x 2 TB WD2002FAEX 512-byte
sector disks for a ZFS RAIDz1 pool in this and about a year ago, one of
these disks failed - I tried fitting a more recent WD2002 disk with 4k
sector
On Sun, 27 Jan 2013, Reginald Beardsley wrote:
Several people have suggested FreeBSD for the OS for my N40L based ZFS server
and using the internal USB socket w/ a flash drive for the OS However, after
trying FreeBSD 9.0 installed to an HDD, I'm not enthused about having to
relearn FreeBSD a
nux box (which is running Bacula and has tape libraries attached)
before upgrading the OI system from OI 148 to OI 151a5 and then building
the bacula-fd client on the OI system.
Thanks a lot for your help & have a great weekend.
Andy
On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 9:40 AM, andy thomas wrote:
I
I've been trying to export a ZFS share on a OI 148 system to a Linux NFS
client system whose root needs read access to all files on the OI box.
I've tried variations of the zfs sharenfs command such as:
zfs set sharenfs='root=185.198.192.20' data/data
zfs set sharenfs='ro=root=1
ing service runs on a Sun E450 running Open Solaris 134 SPARC and
fitted with 19 x 300 GB disks in three ZFS pools but we now need more
storage space and 300 GB is the limit for conventional SCSI disks).
I will post any problems I have with this in 'production' here.
Andy
On 04/
hinking of using the newer HP N40L
microserver
with 3 x 4 TB disks (Hitachi DeskStart 7K4000) which have 4096 byte
sectors. Can
anyone foresee a problem with this?
I plan to set up several of these storage servers in mirrored pairs
so I want to
make sure this will work before ordering anything.
Thanks
which have 4096 byte sectors. Can anyone foresee a problem with this?
I plan to set up several of these storage servers in mirrored pairs so I
want to make sure this will work before ordering anything.
Thanks in advance for any comments or advice,
Andy
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On 25 May 2011, at 23:27, Gary wrote:
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 2:21 PM, Matt Connolly wrote:
And, if you do find a miniPCIe SSD, please do share, I'd be interested in this
too.
OCZ has end-of-lifed theirs
On Sat, 5 Mar 2011, Gary Driggs wrote:
SPARC dev for OI has only recently begun by way of a text only install first.
No ISOs have been released at this this time, however.
I would be keen to test a SPARC version of OI if & when it becomes
available for testing; text installs via serial port
Forget last message - I've now discovered if you actually install io 148,
the 64-bit kernel is installed and the 2 TB disks are visible. So I guess
it always boots the 32-bit kernel.
Andy
On Wed, 9 Feb 2011, andy thomas wrote:
Following on from this discussion, how do I force the OI 148
Following on from this discussion, how do I force the OI 148 live DVD or
text installers to boot a 64-bit kernel? It's supposed to auto-detect the
system's CPU but on my HP Microserver, it boots the 32-bit kernel,
corrrectly identifes the 160 GB disk and then complains that the three 2
TB disks
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