You may or may not need to add the log device back.
zfs clear should bring the pool online.
either way shouldn't affect the data.
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Is there any chance that the second controller wrote something onto the
disks when it saw the disks attached to it, thus corrupting the ZFS
drive signatures or more?
I've heard that some controllers require drives to be initialized by
them and/or signatures written to drives by them. Maybe yo
Now that you've re-imported, it seems like zpool clear may be the
command you need, based on discussion in these links about missing and
broken zfs logs:
http://www.mail-archive.com/zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org/msg37554.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org/msg30469.html
h
I've been thinking about building a small NAS box for my father in law
to back his home systems up to. He mistakenly bought a Drobo, but his
Macs refuse to use it as a Time Machine target, even with the afp
protocol.
I came across a review of the ASUS TS Mini, which comes with an Atom
N280, 1GB RA
Hey! It is there! :-) Cannot believe I did not try the import command again.
:-)
But I still have problems - I had added a slice of a SSD as log and another
slice as cache to the pool. The SSD is there - c10d1 but ...
Ideas? The log part showed under the pool when I initially tried the import,
but
Actually, this may apply
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6727872
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Quite funny, I recently resurrected my storage array, again hit the error
described in the post above, and came to the forums to look for anybody posting
about this. Pretty much only person seems to be me, 9 months ago ;-)
Anybody know what '(metadata):(0x0)' is? I take it is part of the Metadat
The J4400 (and J4200) are not Sun's own hardware products. They are
manufactured by Quanta as the 1400 and 1200 SAS JBODs. Sun do their own
firmware to make it a Sun product. You will be able to get both the drive
brackets and SATA interposer cards through Quanta distribution.
The other way
In the meantime, you can use autofs to do something close to this if
you like (sort of like the pam_mkhomedir module) -- you can have it
execute a script that returns the appropriate auto_user entry (given a
username as input). I wrote one a long time ago that would do a zfs
create if the dataset
On 14/05/2010 14:15, David Magda wrote:
I have a suggestion on modifying useradd(1M) and am not sure where to
input it.
Since individual ZFS file systems often make it easy to manage things,
would it be possible to modify useradd(1M) so that if the 'base_dir' is in
a zpool, a new dataset is crea
I have a suggestion on modifying useradd(1M) and am not sure where to
input it.
Since individual ZFS file systems often make it easy to manage things,
would it be possible to modify useradd(1M) so that if the 'base_dir' is in
a zpool, a new dataset is created for the user's homedir?
So if you spe
Hello Will,
thank you for the explanation of "zpool iostat -v data" without any further
arguments!
I will run the two suggested commands when I get back from work.
Yes, the 20gb have taken about 12h to resilver. Now there's just 204gb left to
do ...
Thanks to everyone for your replies,
Oliv
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 16:51, Oliver Seidel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a grown-up and willing to read, but I can't find where to read. Please
> point me to the place that explains how I can diagnose this situation: adding
> a mirror to a disk fills the mirror with an apparent rate of 500k per sec
Oliver Seidel os1.net> writes:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm a grown-up and willing to read, but I can't find where to read.
> Please point me to the place that explains how I can diagnose this
> situation: adding a mirror to a disk fills the mirror with an
> apparent rate of 500k per second.
I don't
On 12 maj 2010, at 22.39, Miles Nordin wrote:
>> "bh" == Brandon High writes:
>
>bh> If you boot from usb and move your rpool from one port to
>bh> another, you can't boot. If you plug your boot sata drive into
>bh> a different port on the motherboard, you can't
>bh> boot. A
Yes, I turned the system off before I connected the disks to the other
controller. And I turned the system off beore moving them back to the original
controller.
Now it seems like the system does not see the pool at all.
The disks are there, and they have not been used so I do not understand w
j...@opensolaris:~$ zpool clear vault
cannot open 'vault': no such pool
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j...@opensolaris:~$ pfexec zpool import -D
no pools available to import
Any other ideas?
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On 4/21/10 3:48 PM +0100 Bayard Bell wrote:
Oracle has a number of technologies that they've acquired that have
remained dual-licensed, and that includes acquiring InnoTech, which they
carried forward despite being able to use it as nearly an existential
threat to MySQL. In the case of their acqu
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