Hello Artem,
Thursday, July 20, 2006, 12:37:06 AM, you wrote:
AK> I've updated the blog entry, no hacking around is necessary anymore. 'svcadm
AK> disable volfs' is still recommended (vold/volfs will be completely removed
AK> soon). USB is just an interface board slapped on the disk, there are di
On 7/17/06, Jonathan Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,I've just built an 8 disk zfs storage box, and I'm in the testing phase before I put it into production. I've run into some unusual results, and I was hoping the community could offer some suggestions. I've bascially made the switch to
I've updated the blog entry, no hacking around is necessary anymore. 'svcadm
disable volfs' is still recommended (vold/volfs will be completely removed
soon). USB is just an interface board slapped on the disk, there are disks with
both USB and SATA interfaces - you can connect with either cab
Eric Schrock wrote:
One thing I would pay attention to is the future world of native ZFS
root. On a thumper, you only have two drives which are bootable from
the BIOS. For any application in which reliability is important, you
would have these two drives mirrored as your root filesystem. There
(Also BTW that page has a typo, you might want to get the typo fixed,
I didn't know where the doc bugs should go for those messages)
Product: event_registry
Category: events
Sub-Category: msg
Thanks, I filed 6450642.
- Eric
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Richard Elling schrieb:
First, let's convince everyone to mirror and not RAID-Z[2] -- boil one
ocean at a time, there are only 5 you know... :-)
For maximum protection 4-disk RAID-Z2 is *always* better than 4-disk RAID-1+0.
With more disks use multiple 4-disk RAID-Z2 packs.
Daniel
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On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Eric Lowe wrote:
(Also BTW that page has a typo, you might want to get the typo fixed, I
didn't know where the doc bugs should go for those messages)
- Eric
Product: event_registry
Category: events
Sub-Category: msg
-tim
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I had a checksum error occur in a file. Since only one file is corrupt
(and it's a link library at that) I don't want to blow away the whole pool
to remove the corrupt file. However, I can't figure out any way to unlink
the file. Using "rm" to try to unlink the file I get EIO:
% rm llib-lip.ln
On Tuesday 18 July 2006 01:06, Jason Hoffman wrote:
> 2) Filebench RAIDZ of 3x3 vs "RAID0" vs RAIDZ of 1x9 vs RAIDZ of 2x9
> a) Varmail (50:50 reads-writes):
> - 2473.0 ops/s (RAIDZ of 3x3)
> - 4316.8 ops/s (RAID0),
>
Darren Reed wrote:
Bill Moore wrote:
On Wed, Jul 19, 2006 at 03:10:00AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how many of the 128 bits of the blockpointer are used for things
other than to point where the block is?
128 *bits*? What filesystem have you been using? :) We've got
luxury-cl
Did you write your /etc/system entry as follows?
set zfs:txg_time=60
the txg_time parameter belongs to the zfs module, so you have to prefix
the module name.
Thanks,
Zoram
Thomas Maier-Komor wrote:
I have tested it, and it is _much_ better now. Unfortunately adding "set txg_time =
60" in
Just FYI:
cust removed /etc/zfs/zpool.cache and rebooted. using "zpool import", he
was then able to import the pool anew.
We're still interested in your opinion on this - so pls. keep those emails
coming :-)
TIA
Michael
PS: pls keep Steffen on your replies as well, he's not on the list.
M
I have tested it, and it is _much_ better now. Unfortunately adding "set
txg_time = 60" in /etc/system does not set this value upon system startup. It
only works using mdb at runtime. Do you have an idea, what might be wrong?
Cheers,
Tom
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On 7/18/06, Zoram Thanga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which version of Solaris are you using? You should be able to add a
dataset if you're running Solaris express. Not sure if this feature was
backported to S10u2.
It's available in the S10u2 we get from sun.com.
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Hi All,
Thanks for the replies. Yes, it was related to the versions. I had U2 May
assembly which did not work. However, the 9th June release worked well.
Thanks again.
Roshan
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From: Zoram Thanga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 12:25 pm
Subject: Re:
We don't have a specific supported configuration method for usb
devices for ZFS. Most people are using them as mirrors or backups
for their laptop data. It's really up to you. There are a few
threads from the discuss archives where people have discussed some
different possible configs for
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