On 11/ 4/10 03:54 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
On 10/28/10 08:40 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
I have sharesmb=on set for a bunch of filesystems,
including three that weren't mounted.
Nevertheless,
all of those are advertised. Needless to say,
the one that isn't mounted can't be accesse
I have read some conflicting things regarding the ZFs record size setting.
Could you guys verify/correct my these statements:
(These reflect my understanding, not necessarily the facts!)
1) The ZFS record size in a zvol is the unit that dedup happens at. So, for a
volume that is shared to an
also, this last test was with two 160gig drives only, the 2TB drives and the
SSD are all disconnected...
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> I somehow doubt the problem is the same - looks more like cfgadm can't
> see my devices. I first tried with directly attached storage (1 SAS
> cable to each disk
I somehow doubt the problem is the same - looks more like cfgadm can't see my
devices. I first tried with directly attached storage (1 SAS cable to each
disk). Now, that has been replaced with a SAS expander (4xSAS to the expander,
12 drives on the expander). Format still dumps the core, and cfg
The problem is not with how the replication is done. The locking happens
during the basic zfs operations.
We noticed:
on server2 (which is quite busy serving maildirs) we did
zfs create tank/newfs
rsync 4GB from someotherserver to /tank/newfs
zfs destroy tank/newfs
Destroying newfs took more
> On 10/28/10 08:40 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
> > I have sharesmb=on set for a bunch of filesystems,
> > including three that weren't mounted.
> Nevertheless,
> all of those are advertised. Needless to say,
> the one that isn't mounted can't be accessed
> remotely,
> even though since adve
I just had an SSD blow out on me, taking a v10 zpool with it. The pool
currently shows up as UNAVAIL, "missing device".
The system is currently running U9, which has `import -F`, but not `import -m`.
My understanding is the pool would need to be >=19 for that to work regardless.
I have copies of
