Hi, with ZFS you dont need a raid card, ZFS will handle the drives on
its own. However, if you are mirroring, the performance improves if
both drives are on different controllers. Any controller supported by
OI will do well for that purpose. I guess any PCI-E will do the job. A
setup could be like
My installation must be "very" ancient after this resilver.
pool: rpool
state: ONLINE
scan: resilvered 18.7G in 307445734561825847h23m with 0 errors on Mon
Feb 7 12:28:47 2011
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
rpool ONLINE 0 0 0
Howdy Gabriel,
That's a pretty awesome guide. I dare say you've sold me on the ECC
memory (once I can find it in suppliers around AU) but it's a shame I'm
limited in the space I've got and need to stick with the mini-itx form
factor and for the life of me don't think a motherboard supports EC
DH67CF is mini-itx, DH67GD is micro-itx...
The product guides for both boards say non-ECC
I dont really know of any mini-itx suporting ECC...
AMD Micro ITX boards do support ECC...
But i5 and i7 processors are very nice anyway, even without ECC.
I need to read a bit. Probably there is something
Damn! That was 35 English billion (million, million) years ago.
Can we hold claim for the first ever OS, one used by the possible
first strands of DNA?
On 9 March 2011 08:51, Mark wrote:
> My installation must be "very" ancient after this resilver.
>
>
> pool: rpool
> state: ONLINE
> scan: res
Damn! That was 35 English billion (million, million) years ago.
Can we hold claim for the first ever OS, one used by the possible
first strands of DNA?
Well the universe is 14 billion years old.
I think that we can claim that OI predates the Universe by 21 Billion years.
Nice!
___
According to Google:
307 445 734 561 825 847 hours 23 minutes = 3.50732719 × 10^13 years
According to Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_the_universe
The estimated age of the universe is 13.75 ± 0.11 billion years
(alternatively Gigayears or 10^9 years)
So looks like the System ha
Scott,
As for additional PCIe SATA cards, there are a few proven SATA cards mentioned
in the Openindiana Community HCL. Companies like LSI sell them as well as a few
more - but make sure you have driver support.
Like the Fractal Design Array R2 Mini ITX NAS unit, you put the OS on something
li
On Fri, Mar 04, 2011 at 02:06:08PM -0500, Richard Lowe wrote:
> If this is the change reflected in the termio TAB* setting, this also
> breaks emacs TRAMP unless a
> workaround is applied.
> It's very annoying.
>
> If it _is_, 'stty tab0' restores the behaviour you're wanting (per terminal)
I don
Yeah, we've found what computed the creation of universe!!!
On 9 March 2011 13:32, Alexander Bisogiannis wrote:
>
> Damn! That was 35 English billion (million, million) years ago.
>
> Can we hold claim for the first ever OS, one used by the possible
> first strands of DNA?
>
> Well the univers
ZFS seems solid, no bit rot.
On 03/09/2011 09:51 AM, Mark wrote:
> scan: resilvered 18.7G in 307445734561825847h23m with 0 errors on Mon
> Feb 7 12:28:47 2011
> config:
>
> NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
> rpool ONLINE 0 0 0
> mirror-0
Hi all
We have a few Super Micro machines, and form what I can see, there is little
SES support for these machines. What will it take to make luxadm etc work for
thise machines?
Vennlige hilsener / Best regards
roy
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On 02/21/11 16:06, sy...@lavabit.com wrote:
Posted on wiki.
http://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/Graphics+Adapters
It seems to have fixed some GT460 problems as well. Thanks for
getting Nvidia's attention!
However not all the glitches are gone. It rarely wakes successfully
from /any/ screensaver st
G'day
So the hdd makers are pushing out 4k drives, but are failing miserably by
emulating 512bit sectors to the OS.
My understanding is that OI supports 4k sectors – as long as the drive reports
this natively. But since all new 4k drives – as far as I'm aware – does an
512bit emulation, the
Hi all,
We have an SSD with plenty of space on it, but when the OS was
installed, it was partitioned to use all of the disk. I'd like to use
some space on the SSD for a log or cache device for a 4-drive zpool.
Is that possible, for example by using a loopback device or file? Or
is our only option
2011/3/9 Brett Dikeman :
> We have an SSD with plenty of space on it, but when the OS was
> installed, it was partitioned to use all of the disk. I'd like to use
> some space on the SSD for a log or cache device for a 4-drive zpool.
> Is that possible, for example by using a loopback device or file
Hi,
Here is an OI article and a 'fixed' zpool that sorts the problem out until some
driver work is done. It has been decided by illumos that the zpool fix isn't
their choice of how to do it, so it won't be going into mainline. So until the
driver work is done, follow the instructions here.
htt
On 10/03/11 06:19 AM, Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
We have a few Super Micro machines, and form what I can see, there is
little SES support for these machines. What will it take to make
luxadm etc work for thise machines?
For starters you need to find out what the SES process inside
the chassi
> > We have a few Super Micro machines, and form what I can see, there
> > is
> > little SES support for these machines. What will it take to make
> > luxadm etc work for thise machines?
>
>
> For starters you need to find out what the SES process inside
> the chassis supports. To do that you can
Long ago, drives allowed jumper selecting any of several sector sizes (e.g. 512
to 4096 or 8192 in powers of two). Then the PC came along w/ a large market
and things settled on 512 byte hardware sectors. Over the years we've told the
software an assortment of lies to get around our lack of p
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