sirket, could you please share your OS, zfs, and zpool versions?
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Dear ZFS Discussion,
I ran out of space, consequently could not rm or truncate files. (It
make sense because it's a copy-on-write and any transaction needs to
be written to disk. It worked out really well - all I had to do is
destroy some snapshots.)
If there are no snapshots to destroy, how to p
corrupted.
Ideally, I would not like this to happen and instead get a log with
names of corrupted files.
What exactly does happens when zfs detects a corrupted block/file and
does not have redundancy to correct it?
Alex
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Aleksandr
We switched to OpenSolaris + ZFS. RAID6 + hot spare on LSI Engenio san
hardware, worked well for us. (I'm used to the san management GUI. Also,
something that RAID-Z would not be able to do is: the san lights-up the amber
LEDs on the drives that fail, so I know which one to replace.)
So, I want
