> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>> While ZFS may do a similar thing *I don't know* if there is a published
>> document yet that shows conclusively that ZFS will survive multiple disk
>> failures.
>
> ?? why not? Perhaps this is just too simple and therefore doesn't get
> explained well.
That is not what
Dennis Clarke wrote:
While ZFS may do a similar thing *I don't know* if there is a published
document yet that shows conclusively that ZFS will survive multiple disk
failures.
?? why not? Perhaps this is just too simple and therefore doesn't get
explained well.
Note that SVM (nee Solstice Di
Reads? Maybe. Writes are an other matter. Namely the overhead associated
with turning a large write into a lot of small writes. (Checksums for
example.)
Jeremy Teo wrote:
Hello all,
Isn't a large block size a simple case of prefetching? In other words,
if we possessed an intelligent prefetch
> On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Stephen Le wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to construct a RAID-10 array with ZFS? I've read through
>> the ZFS documentation, and it appears that the only way to create a
>> RAID-10 array would be to create two mirrored (RAID-1) emulated volumes
>> in ZFS and combine those to cre
On Oct 22, 2006, at 9:57 PM, Al Hopper wrote:
On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Stephen Le wrote:
Is it possible to construct a RAID-10 array with ZFS? I've read
through
the ZFS documentation, and it appears that the only way to create a
RAID-10 array would be to create two mirrored (RAID-1) emulated
v
On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Stephen Le wrote:
> Is it possible to construct a RAID-10 array with ZFS? I've read through
> the ZFS documentation, and it appears that the only way to create a
> RAID-10 array would be to create two mirrored (RAID-1) emulated volumes
> in ZFS and combine those to create the
After some experimentation, it seems something like the following command would
create a RAID-10 equivalent:
zpool create tank mirror [i]disk1[/i] [i]disk2[/i] mirror [i]disk3[/i]
[i]disk4[/i]
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Is it possible to construct a RAID-10 array with ZFS? I've read through the ZFS
documentation, and it appears that the only way to create a RAID-10 array would
be to create two mirrored (RAID-1) emulated volumes in ZFS and combine those to
create the outer RAID-0 volume.
Am I approaching this i
yeah disks need to be identical but why do you need to do "prtvtoc and fmthard
to duplicate the disk label (before the dd)", I thought that dd would take care
of all of that... whenever I used dd I used it on slice 2 and I never had to do
prtvtoc and fmthard... Juts make sure disks are identical
you don't really need to do the prtvtoc and fmthard with the old Sun
labels if you start at cylinder 0 since you're doing a bit -> bit
copy with dd .. but, keep in mind:
- The Sun VTOC is the first 512B and s2 *typically* should start at
cylinder 0 (unless it's been redefined .. check!)
- T
I have solaris 10 U2 and I have raidz partition setup on 5 disks, I just added a
new disk and was wondering, can I add another disk to raidz? I was able to add
it to a pool but I do not think it added it to zpool.
[13:38:41] /root > zpool status -v mypool2
pool: mypool2
state: ONLINE
scru
Hello all,
Isn't a large block size a simple case of prefetching? In other words,
if we possessed an intelligent prefetch implementation, would there
still be a need for large block sizes? (Thinking aloud)
:)
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Regards,
Jeremy
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