On Wed, 5 Aug 2009, Ketan wrote:
How can we remove disk from zfs pool, i want to remove disk c0d3
[snip]
Currently, you can't remove a vdev without destroying the pool.
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obviously attended, but it takes time to get get video and
documentation out the door.
You can already watch their participation in the ZFS panel online:
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1810931
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the lack of
recognisable device path, though.
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y complex - compounded by the fact that many programs that
create or remove directories do so directly - not by calling externals
that would be ZFS aware.
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On Wed, 29 Jul 2009, David Magda wrote:
Which makes me wonder: is there a programmatic way to determine if a path
is on ZFS?
statvfs(2)
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m that might want to create a directory, or major surgery to
the kernel. The former is unworkable, the latter .. scary.
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ice before reinstalling those
machines.
Andre.
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s would be wide out in the open.
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nably quiet until the announcement.
I'm just glad I was at the conference where Amber Road was announced and
will be attending KCA!
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Microsoft products.
If you change platform every time you get two bugs in a product, you must
cycle platforms on a pretty regular basis!
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On Thu, 2 Jul 2009, Ian Collins wrote:
5+ is typical for telco use.
Aah, but we start getting into rooms full of giant 2V wet lead acid cells
and giant busbars the size of railway tracks.
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On Tue, 30 Jun 2009, MC wrote:
Any news on the ZFS deduplication work being done? I hear Jeff Bonwick might
speak about it this month.
Yes, it is definately on the agenda for Kernel Conference Australia
(http://www.kernelconference.net) - you should come along!
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some funny stories about the
day a loose screw on one floor took out a house UPS and 100+ hosts and NEs
with it.
Andre.
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on those disks, so they've probably spun down twice since
installion - for two other hardware upgrades.
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h you using the
itmpt driver or lsiutils ;-)
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ed to use lsiutil to fiddle the target mappings
Andre.
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back??!
b) I was able to recover my data from -really_dead - can we have
-ultra-nuke please?
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On Wed, 15 Apr 2009, Harry Putnam wrote:
Would become:
a:freq-041509_1630
Can I suggest perhaps something inspired by the old convention for DNS
serials, along the lines of fmmddtt? Like:
a:f200904151630
This makes things easier to sort and lines up in a tidy manner.
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sks. The five
minutes to do it properly is a good investment compared to much longer
downtime from a fault condition arising from careless manhandling of
hardware.
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ready Sun somehow no longer lists memory for
> it (huh?).
If your trusty Sun partner couldn't supply you with memory for an
Ultra-40, I'd take that as a sign to find a new partner. EOSL products
vanish from websites but parts can still be ordered for them.
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; were less commonly available, I've seen a home user make sleds out
of wood that did the job.
Now, I'm looking forward to seeing the first Sun JBOD loaded up with
CNC-milled mahogany sleds. It'll look great.
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