I had a machine die the other day and take one of its zfs pools with it. I
booted the new machine, with the same disks but a different SATA controller,
and the rpool was mounted but another pool "vault" was not. If I try to import
it I get "invalid vdev configuration". fmdump shows zfs.vdev.ba
Darren J Moffat wrote:
Stephen Green wrote:
stgr...@blue:~$ pgrep -lf zfs
7471 zfs create tank/mysql
stgr...@blue:~$ pfexec truss -p 7471
door_call(7, 0x080F7008)(sleeping...)
I suspect this is probably a nameservice lookup call running
'pfiles 7471' should confirm.
Looks like it's w
Hi,
thanks Cindy for your kind answer ;)
You're right ;) After digging into the documentation I found exactly what you
say in the boot manpage
(http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2240/boot-1m?a=view).
So I've set the bootfs property on the zpool and everything is fine now !
My good ol'Ultra 6
I'm running 2008.11.
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On Jun 3, 2009, at 19:37, Leonid Zamdborg wrote:
The new capacity, unfortunately, shows up as inaccessible. I've
tried exporting and importing the zpool, but the capacity is still
not recognized. I kept seeing things online about "Dynamic LUN
Expansion", but how do I do this?
What OS ve
Hi,
I have a problem with expanding a zpool to reflect a change in the underlying
hardware LUN. I've created a zpool on top of a 3Ware hardware RAID volume,
with a capacity of 2.7TB. I've since added disks to the hardware volume,
expanding the capacity of the volume to 10TB. This change in c
jsher...@host $cat /etc/release
Solaris 10 10/08 s10s_u6wos_07b SPARC
Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Use is subject to license terms.
Assembled 27 October 2008
jsher...@avon $uname -a
S
Aurelien,
I don't think this scenario has been tested and I'm unclear about what
other steps might be missing, but I suspect that you need to set the
bootfs property on the root pool, depending on your ZFS BE, would look
something like this:
# zpool set bootfs=rpool/ROOT/zfsBE-name rpool
This s
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 5:18 PM, Jon Sherwood wrote:
> We have a 4TB pool that some files that are 50-150GB in size can take 5-10
> minutes before it returns a command prompt from rm'ing a file. Does anyone
> know why this is? Is this a bug? We have compression turned on for the
> filesystem
We have a 4TB pool that some files that are 50-150GB in size can take 5-10
minutes before it returns a command prompt from rm'ing a file. Does anyone
know why this is? Is this a bug? We have compression turned on for the
filesystem is this a contributing factor?
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Hi,
yesterday evening I tried to upgrade my Ultra 60 to 2009.06 from SXCE snv_98.
I can't use AI Installer because OpenPROM is version 3.27.
So I built IPS from source, then created a zpool on a spare drive and installed
OS 2006.06 on it
To make the disk bootable I used:
installboot -F zfs /usr/
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