thank you for your posting.
well i still have problems understanding how a pool works.
when i have one partition with zfs like this:
/dev/sda1 -> ZFS
/dev/sda2 -> ext2
the only pool is on the sda1 device. in this way i can backup it with the dd
command.
now i try to understand:
when i have 2 zfs p
On Wed, 7 May 2008, Hans wrote:
> hello,
> can i create a image from ZFS with the DD command?
> when i work with linux i use partimage to create an image from one partitino
> and store it on another. so i can restore it if an error.
> partimage do not work with zfs, so i must use the DD command.
Hans wrote:
> hello,
> can i create a image from ZFS with the DD command?
You're probably looking for "zfs send" - have a go at the man-page and see
whether that serves the purpose.
HTH
Michael
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Hans wrote:
> hello,
> can i create a image from ZFS with the DD command?
> when i work with linux i use partimage to create an image from one partitino
> and store it on another. so i can restore it if an error.
> partimage do not work with zfs, so i must use the DD command.
> i think so:
> DD IF
hello,
can i create a image from ZFS with the DD command?
when i work with linux i use partimage to create an image from one partitino
and store it on another. so i can restore it if an error.
partimage do not work with zfs, so i must use the DD command.
i think so:
DD IF=/dev/sda1 OF=/backup/imag
Thanks Jim and Richard -
zpool import -f mypool
worked. This is a mystery to me since I had done a zpool import before
and it did not see mypool, but does now. Anyway I'm in good shape now.
Steve C.
Jim Dunham wrote:
> Steve,
>
>> Can someone tell me or point me to links that describe how
Steve,
> Can someone tell me or point me to links that describe how to
> do the following.
>
> I had a machine that crashed and I want to move to a newer machine
> anyway. The boot disk on the old machine is fried. The two disks I
> was
> using for a zfs pool on that machine need to be moved t
Can someone tell me or point me to links that describe how to
do the following.
I had a machine that crashed and I want to move to a newer machine
anyway. The boot disk on the old machine is fried. The two disks I was
using for a zfs pool on that machine need to be moved to a newer machine
no
On Wed, 7 May 2008, Paul B. Henson wrote:
>
> I was thinking about allocating 2 drives for the OS (SVM mirroring, pending
> ZFS boot support), two hot spares, and allocating the other 44 drives as
> mirror pairs into a single pool. While this will result in lower available
> space than raidz, my un
Paul B. Henson wrote:
> We have been evaluating ZFS as a potential solution for delivering
> enterprise file services for our campus. I've posted a couple of times with
> various questions, but to recap we want to provide file space to our
> approximately 22000 students and 2400 faculty/staff, as w
We have been evaluating ZFS as a potential solution for delivering
enterprise file services for our campus. I've posted a couple of times with
various questions, but to recap we want to provide file space to our
approximately 22000 students and 2400 faculty/staff, as well as group
project space fo
I am attempting to clone a pool from one thumper to another using zfs
send -R | zfs receive -d. To make network transfers a little faster I am
using netcat so the entire path looks like:
thumper-2 # nc -q 1 -l -p 8023 | zfs receive -vdF tank2
thumper-1 # zfs send -vR [EMAIL PROTECTED] | nc thump
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 9:59 AM, Luke Schwab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an old discussion but maybe someone could help me clarify a couple of
> things.
>
> Having not known taht zone root file systems can't be ZFS, we built several
> of
> these zones in our production environment. We ar
Kyle McDonald wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> I assume that ZFS quotas are enforced even if the current
>>> size and space free is not included in the user visible 'df'.
>>> Is that not true?
>>>
>>> Presumably applications get some unexpected error when the
>>> quota limit is hit since t
This is an old discussion but maybe someone could help me clarify a couple of
things.
Having not known taht zone root file systems can't be ZFS, we built several of
these zones in our production environment. We are running Solaris 10 8/07. We
now see that Zone roots are not supported on ZFS fil
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I assume that ZFS quotas are enforced even if the current
>> size and space free is not included in the user visible 'df'.
>> Is that not true?
>>
>> Presumably applications get some unexpected error when the
>> quota limit is hit since the client OS does not know th
Joe S. Ixpack wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there a way to use ZFS Encryption with OpenSolaris/Indiana?
At this time no. Well not unless you build the source from the mercurial
source repository yourself.
> I've searching for a roadmap, where will it be integrated first
(opensolaris, solaris CE etc)...
Hi,
is there a way to use ZFS Encryption with OpenSolaris/Indiana? I've searching
for a roadmap, where will it be integrated first (opensolaris, solaris CE
etc)...
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Jeff Bonwick wrote:
> Yes, I think that would be useful. Something like 'zpool revive'
> or 'zpool undead'.
Why a new subcommand when 'zpool import' got '-D' to revive destroyed
pools ?
> It would not be completely general-purpose --
> in a pool with multiple mirror devices, it could only wo
Yes, I think that would be useful. Something like 'zpool revive'
or 'zpool undead'. It would not be completely general-purpose --
in a pool with multiple mirror devices, it could only work if
all replicas were detached in the same txg -- but for the simple
case of a single top-level mirror vdev,
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