Ok, thanks. Still doesn't explain why my virtual disk file is so large. I'll
take it up some VirtualBox gurus.
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> Disk usage analyzer is still reporting 4.1GB used
> even though it's only showing 2.5GB actually used in
> the filesystem.
Don't trust that tool. Correct values is given by "zpool list" and "zfs list"
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Disk usage analyzer is still reporting 4.1GB used even though it's only showing
2.5GB actually used in the filesystem.
http://emberapp.com/binarymelon/images/du-analyzer
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u...@osappliance:~$ zfs get -r copies rpool
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
rpool copies1 default
rpool/ROOT copies1 default
rpool/ROOT/VOSApp copies1 default
rpool/ROOT/VOSApp/opt copies1 default
rpool/ROOT/
There is no mirroring at pool level. You can also show us output of:
# zfs get -r copies rpool
to see if "copies" mechanism is enabled on any filesystem (which is not by
default)
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u...@osappliance:~$ zpool status
pool: rpool
state: ONLINE
scrub: none requested
config:
NAMESTATE READ WRITE CKSUM
rpool ONLINE 0 0 0
c7d0s0ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
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show output of
# zpool status
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I tried zeroing out my disk and using virtualbox to compact the virtual disk,
but it barely helped. Here is some output regarding the filesystem. I'm not
familiar with zfs so if there is anything else I should provide, let me know.
u...@osappliance:~$ zfs list
NAMEUSED AVA
Where are some outputs for zfs and zpool commands to see what do you have? We
don't have magic ball from glass to guess what do you have on your system. If
you need something minimalistic then try eg. this
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Project+jeos/
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Looks like I might be wrong. My initial default install it always seemed that
my used disk was twice what my actual usage in the / mount point (it may have
just been a coincidence). Anyway my current install doesn't look like it. It
is larger but I'm going to try zeroing out the extra disk sp
> I've been working trying to create a minimal
> opensolaris VirtualBox appliance and it looks like by
> default some sort of mirroring is enabled within the
> filesystem. Is it possible/easy to disable this.
> The appliance is just supposed to be a static
> development environment for the users a
I've been working trying to create a minimal opensolaris VirtualBox appliance
and it looks like by default some sort of mirroring is enabled within the
filesystem. Is it possible/easy to disable this. The appliance is just
supposed to be a static development environment for the users and will
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