On 12/3/12 5:28 PM, "Peter Tripp" wrote:
>This product only makes sense if you're trying to run OpenIndiana on a
>Mac Pro, which in my experience is more trouble than it's worth, but to
>each their own I guess.
I could make a case for it in some other environments. Say you're using a
SuperMicro
HI Eugen,
Whether it's compatible entirely depends on the chipset of the SATA controller.
Basically that card is just a dual port 6gbps PCIe SATA controller with the
space to mount one ($149) or two ($299) 2.5inch disks. Sonnet, a mac focused
company, offers it as a way to better utilize exist
On 2012-12-03 20:51, Heiko L. wrote:
jimklimov wrote:
In general, I'd do the renaming with a "different bootable media",
including a LiveCD/LiveUSB, another distro that can import and
rename this pool version, etc. - as long as booting does not
involve use of the old rpool.
Thank you. I will t
jimklimov wrote:
> In general, I'd do the renaming with a "different bootable media",
> including a LiveCD/LiveUSB, another distro that can import and
> rename this pool version, etc. - as long as booting does not
> involve use of the old rpool.
Thank you. I will test it in the coming days.
btwn
On 2012-12-03 20:35, Heiko L. wrote:
I've already tested:
beadm create -p $dstpool $bename
beadm list
zpool set bootfs=$dstpool/ROOT/$bename $dstpool
beadm activate $bename
beadm list
init 6
- result:
root@opensolaris:~# init 6
updating //platform/i86pc/boot_archive
updating //platform/i86pc/amd
phillip.wagstrom wrote:
> You can't change the name of a zpool without importing it.
bad news...
i hoped edit poolname with zdb or hexedit.
>
> For what you're attempting to do, why not attach a larger vdisk and mirror
> the existing disk in rpool? Then drop the smaller
> vdisk and you'll have
On 2012-12-02 05:42, Jim Klimov wrote:
So... here are some applied questions:
Well, I am ready to reply a few of my own questions now :)
I've staged an experiment by taking a 128Kb block from that file
and appending it to a new file in a test dataset, where I changed
the compression settings b
Hello all,
When I started with my old test box (the 6-disk raidz2 pool), I had
first created the pool on partitions (i.e. c7t1d0p0 or physical paths
like /pci@0,0/pci1043,81ec@1f,2/disk@1,0:q), but I've soon destroyed
it and recreated (with the same name "pool") in slices (i.e. c7t0d0s0
or /p
> original and and rename the new one, or zfs send or ?? Can I do a send and
> receive into a filesystem with attributes set as I want or does the receive
> keep the same attributes as well? Thank you.
That will work. Just create the new filesystem with the attributes you
want and send/recv the la
I turned compression on for several ZFS filesystems and found performance
was still fine. I turned gzip on and it was also fine and compression on
certain filesystems is excellent. I realize all the files that were on the
filesystem when compression=on did not get the benefit of gzip when I set
com
Anyone here using http://www.sonnettech.com/product/tempossd.html
with a zfs-capable OS? Is e.g. OpenIndiana supported?
Thanks.
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On 2012-12-03 01:15, Phillip Wagstrom wrote:
You can't change the name of a zpool without importing it.
For what you're attempting to do, why not attach a larger vdisk and mirror the
existing disk in rpool? Then drop the smaller vdisk and you'll have a larger
rpool.
In general, I'd do the
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